600Breezy Goes off on Lil Zay Osama, If He Beat up Tory Lanez, Q50 Shooting & More

28:49a lot of these rat niggas turn street journalists now he one of the pioneers for Scott a lot of niggas is hopping on internet doing journalist shit he one of the first niggas that was doing it a street journalist is crazy when a journalist hears a rumor that someone died do you know what they do? they start checking records they start looking up police reports they try to like access the hospital They do research to try to get to the truth. Like you're just a sensationalist provocateur. If you immediately make a YouTube video lying when you obviously don't even know that he's dead. Nobody thought he was dead.

29:21We were talking about it in the group chat and shit. Everybody's trying to figure out if he was dead, but nobody thought he was dead. He just titled the YouTube video like that to get clicks.

29:33He didn't disappoint. He didn't. It's a hell of an op you got there. I hate that nigga, bro. Ain't no shout out to yellow. you nigga die what the nigga I just wanna just fight me and I swear to god bro and I'll come to Vegas it could just be me and you don't nobody gotta be there or nothing bro I just wanna know the satisfaction that I got to punch your bitch ass that's it that's it bro y 'all do the boxing man man y 'all gonna go crazy I'm with that I'm with that he said no niggas think cause now they work out and they got a little size they wanna no when I was skinny in the mall I was 170 pounds soaking wet if it was beef they would have jumped me bro they would have, nigga would have did something let me ask you about this hypothetical though, I was trying to set up a boxing match at one point between 4Xtra and King Pill and 4Xtra basically was like no I'm not gonna fight him now obviously he got his hand blown off after this which kind of dampened this whole situation but his reasons for not wanting to do a boxing match with him were like he's a smoker basically he just thought he was a tweaker bum and then also saying like you know he also clearly didn't want to do it because of the politics of King Peele being a blood and him being a crip like that was messy to him he basically just like doesn't with him so much that he didn't want to fight him and a lot of people felt the way about that because it's like you know you're you're in the county jail fighting people for free how are you gonna say no to like fifty thousand dollars to fight somebody just because you what like think they're a piece of shit like you know that he probably a nigga that don't prey on a week though some real gangster shit I think he wanted to fight somebody was more on his level.

31:06Exactly. So he probably looking at him. That's why he's saying, man, he a smoker. I know how he be. He's a smoker. Going crazy. I'm not fighting that nigga. I hurt that nigga. So I can see that though. I can see that he look like a nigga. I ain't never seen him really bullying some little niggas. He'd be on some gangster shit. So that probably is what that was. He was just like, you know, pray on the week. And he'd look weak as hell if he whoop him on camera too for that little money. But there's no part of you because you could obviously go in that direction with King Yellow too. You could be like, I'm not fighting him.

31:36He's a loser. I'm a man out here. I'm not fighting this dude. Nah, that nigga big as hell. It's still valid. You would still get credit if you knocked him out. To me, already in my mind, it's going to be some type of little challenge there. I definitely don't want to fight no little bitty niggas. He big as hell, so I don't feel like I'm picking on him or no shit like that. His ass is a goofy though, but I ain't picking on a nigga. He just mentioned me so much that we gotta get that shit off our chest. It gotta happen.

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33:33For sure. of it for sure. I remember that shit. Okay. I remember that shit. But they ran into each other up here and they pieced it up. I like had a good mutual conversation. Yeah. And then I guess, I don't know what the f*** happened. Them niggas back beefing and shit online. Oh really? Man, they been going back and forth. Wax saying what he saying. Mimo saying what he saying. What's up with Mimo nowadays? Mimo been on that, but like, Mimo ain't got no filter nowadays. You ever hit him like, hey, we gotta chill? Yeah, and that b***h don't listen so we ain't even gonna, but we go we just gonna cause folks be tripping he be tripping that's all I'm gonna say his ass be tweaking besides the whack shit him and whack going back and forth whatever right the shit that really made me like oh yeah me more ain't got no filter was the monaduke shit like after monaduke passed away he immediately on instagram trolling the situation everybody like what's up 600 old block cool it looked crazy in the hood but you know I'm one of the niggas that like I don't really know Duke and I'm like that neither so that's he know them and that's they homies so I'm not gonna feel how the niggas felt but I know that shit wasn't enough shit he was supposed to do though but they was beefing with each other they had some shit going on so but just in general it feels like there's so many people that are part of hoods in Chicago that were getting along for a long ass time and now we're just seeing and all these fractures of different people.

35:02All they clicking up shit. Where all the big dogs with each other, and then the dudes under them all of a sudden are dissing each other. It's getting kind of wild. Some niggas still in the streets for real, so it's real situations and real shit happening. Niggas stealing from each other, and each other bitches, and sneak this and pillow talking, and just back those shit. So that's where that come from. You can't do nothing to stop that. Because them niggas still in the trenches. They still doing everyday shit. So, and a lot of them niggas are slime balls. Do you think Dirk being locked up is significant in the sense that he probably could have told people to fall back on dissing each other at a certain point?

35:40And now he's not necessarily able to communicate as easily. What you mean by significant, though? Well, I'm just thinking about like Chucky and Shoebox baby dissing each other. And just thinking that like, damn, like if Dirk was out, well, I guess that was going on before Dirk went in too. so I mean that's just like an example of like damn we were kind of used to seeing all these sides being on the same page yeah I said but he really ain't gonna I don't know say so when niggas beefing with each other if niggas gonna beef they gonna beef they ain't gonna be like Dirk and Carl niggas and be like man y 'all chill out if some shit happened with them niggas already especially in the streets can't nobody tell them that so Dirk saying that would be unrealistic cause like Chicago rappers are the number one dudes who are like we don't got OG's but I'm thinking like Dirk's an OG like if you're under him or you in any way with him you're gonna listen to him but you don't think he would even try to he's just a huge rapper he's a big like big time one of the biggest rappers to ever come out of chicago you know i'm saying like he's not no gang leader or no shit like that right like that'll be niggas like that niggas that's gang leaders and shit got say so it's niggas behind the scenes that can be like hey y 'all chill out and niggas and they gonna chill out though but some niggas be having a little rank with they block or somewhere, right?

36:53Like, you can tell some of your little homies to chill. Niggas might fall back and stop dissing and doing some more some more on shit. Yeah, but it weird. The reason I say that because like, Zay recently, he was on academic stream and, because you were saying how Dirk can stop niggas from beefing, I guess, you know, he's saying that OTF niggas that was all around but THF niggas still ended up taking Zay watch. But Zay saying like, he had holla that zoo to get it back but Zuma's ain't got pulled like that no more because the nigga couldn't get the watches back from him. So, how you feel when you're in shit like that?

37:24Because, like, you saying ain't nobody, ain't no big homies where a nigga ain't finna just get no watches back because a nigga says so? See, I'm not from 4-6, so I don't know when Zoo was ever able to tell niggas, like, oh, yeah, I've never seen that. You know what I'm saying? So, where we come from ain't no big eyes and little yous. Like, we all them niggas. So, when you really got no, like, even the little homies, we don't treat them niggas like little homies. We treat them with the same respect, mutual respect. So it's like if a nigga did some foul shit, we had to call as a group, as a unit and call a nigga and tell him like, oh, bro, you got to get that shit back.

37:59Like that one. Right. You got to get that shit back. Not one person is going to be at a call and be like, hey, somebody, man, bro. Yeah, that's like some some Larry Hoover and them shit. Like that's some gang leadership for real. Like, I know niggas in the streets really got that type of pool. Like for real, for real niggas got respect, but ain't nobody that can just one nigga that can just really call the motherfucking be like, man, get that shit back. What was your thoughts when you seen people trying to say that Larry Hoover might have allegedly said something or told back in the day? It was like an old article that got resurfaced, and they were saying that Larry Hoover might have gave a statement back in the day.

38:35Then niggas did videos on it and went everywhere. What's your thoughts on that and the likeliness of that being true? Because I know niggas in Chicago is politicking behind the scenes, like, behind and tripping up. no see me like my thing be I ain't never heard that shit or synced it so when shit pop up like that from and they're supposed to be from the 70s or something the 70s where some paperwork on some shit from the 70s just out y 'all ass now when they saying this man finna be free like the guy wrote it is dead everybody who worked in the newspaper at that time is dead there's no credibility to this so no no no bro no I don't be believing shit like that because it was too long.

39:19I would have heard that in the streets. Oh, Larry a snitch. I ain't never like... You know, all the different gangs, a lot of gangs don't like GDs in Chicago because GDs is one of the biggest gangs in Chicago. So out of all the disrespectful things I've ever heard niggas say towards Gangsta Disciples, I've never heard them say that Larry told on a nigga. So I don't believe that shit. But people always say like, you need the black and white. If you're going to make an accusation about somebody telling, you need the paperwork. I mean, the newspaper feels like paperwork, even though this is like a journalist communicating what he read in a police report, presumably.

39:52But it's like it's been too long for us to go back and really figure out how the journalist was able to come to this conclusion. Because that's from the 70s. I don't know. Like 1964. Yeah. Like, I'm not believing no shit from 70 years ago, bro. Like, that's crazy. As 50 years ago, 60 years. That's insane. Like, that's insane. But if niggas saying it's there, you know what I'm saying? It's like niggas might not want to believe it, but like, I'm not saying it's true or not, but like if a nigga wrote it out on paper or an article. We've been in the times of the internet for 20, 30 years now. Yeah.

40:28If you can't find that shit on there, it ain't happen. Like if you ain't been found that on there, it ain't happen. It ain't happen. The internet gonna give you everything you need, especially with some judicial shit like that. So you feel like niggas gotta have the black and white? I mean that or it'll be a situation where like it was some niggas that was there can prove they was there and be like no that nigga told you know what I'm saying are you concerned at all that you're just like not open minded to the possibility because I know like okay if I found out that like Tupac was a snitch right now that would be a pretty I know but I'm saying like if I found out that like you know even like the most gangster ever if I found out it would bum me out to have to now deal with that information right?

41:12Tupac, what Tupac was to hip hop is what Larry Hoover was to the streets, period. Not even just Chicago, to the streets. So that's two different sort of things. Niggas said Tupac snitch, you know what I'm saying? But this is a gangster. This is a worldwide gangster we talking about. I mean, it's kind of like the Big Meets situation where everybody's been praising Big Meets all these years. Yeah, they treating him weird as hell. He got out. Somebody said, I don't believe that shit, man. He just did a dub. Man, I ain't see that, man. I don't believe that, bro. I can't because he been gone all this time.

41:46The only nigga that ever said he told was the Blue Da Vinci nigga or something shit like that. And Tammy, supposedly, the chick that's above, he supposedly told Tammy to snitch on somebody to help him get some time. Tammy is working with 50 Cent on the BMF show. So, how does that make Big Meech a snitch if he told the bitch to snitch and she told and he didn't tell. Because she, he's I don't know, I'm just going over 50 point out there. How can we, she the snitch. The bitch the snitch. Not Big Meech. Big Meech did not tell them people shit. He didn't tell them nothing. We got the snitch saying, oh, he told me to snitch.

42:30And everybody like, oh, he a snitch. That ain't how that work. Alright, but what if it is some truth to it and if a nigga really did say, hey, snitch on that nigga to line it up so I can get some time off. Is secondhand snitching? I never heard of nothing called secondhand snitching. But I mean, shit. If you got niggas, you line the shit up to snitch on you. It's crazy. Look at it like this. That's some gangster shit. That's some player shit that he did because if that's true, he like, I'm not finna tell and fuck up my shit, but, bitch, if they telling you they gonna knock time off my shit, and your shit go on here.

43:09I don't give a fuck what you tell him. Just don't tell him to me. I think he kind of helped lined up to snitching though. I think that's what it is. Snitching via proxy. Exactly. He kind of gave her the alley-oop to snitch. And then, I don't even believe that because when have you ever heard of a motherfucker getting a deal for two people? So 50 cents are bogus. Gotta be because when have you ever heard somebody snitching and they get their time cut and they miss? And this big me, sister, he the head of the case. So you telling me the female went and, oh, I'm a tail, but you got to cut both of our time.

43:50It sounded a little fishy. What I thought was weird about it was like, all right, so 50U was cool with him. Because you had to know that he was a snitch somewhat, right? If you was like, I felt like 50 Cent exposed it after he took that picture with Rick Ross. But then it's also like, so 50U was kind of cool with him being a snitch. and so he did a picture with Riz Ross he took that picture and then so now you're calling him out about it and that happened just like that too that's factual yeah 50 bogus 50 bogus for that so it's like alright if you were a rapper and I had you sign to me and I found out you were telling I mean this is my investment I ain't even got my money back yet so I gotta hold on to that information for dear life I'm going to do whatever I can to erase that shit from the record.

44:40But then we fall out. Boom. Everybody needs to know. But then you bogus now. If you a street nigga too, I'm like, this nigga know I'm a snitch. And he up here. It could be a publicity stunt too, though. It could be us on some shit like 50 just doing that to make the attention go to their show. Or some shit. You know what I'm saying? Like, I don't know. Shit, you never know. Man, let me ask you this. So, Will 50 hit you right now. Like, look, I'm going to throw you this million. We finna do the 600 documentary. I finna gas you up and say you a snitch. snitch you gonna run with it for a million dollars and I know I ain't never told on him can't nobody ever it ain't never happened so it can't never come out but if they had like a little bit of something and he was like look we gonna take it around with it for the promo we gonna say you a snitch if they had a little bit of something I wouldn't be against the rapper right now but that's what they do but I don't think any niggas sitting there using no promo I highly doubt Big Me's like look we gonna run with the snitching shit yeah It can't be that, right?

45:35It's an option of things. You know what I'm saying? His name is f***ed up from that shit. Yeah, I ain't gonna lie. That's what I'm saying. As a street n***a, could any n***a even want to do that? Even if the bag was right. That shit. But with a n***a that ain't never had shit for a million dollars, they taking that. But it's like, even if he was getting like a billion dollars for it, it's like, it's gonna f*** up his long-term financial future. Because look at it like this. Same thing with that n***a. You don't want that. That can make, what if that nigga make a diss better than a diss that 50 ever did towards Ja Rule or anything?

46:10Like, this 50 so well on some drill shit with a whole bunch of niggas with guns and shit, bro, and that shit just do some 100 million views type shit. I think he would have did it by now. Yeah, you're being very optimistic. No, no, no. No, I'm saying with the, oh, I'm going to give you a million and then I'm going to do this. All right, nigga, give you a million. and now you got a million dollars and now you feeling yourself and you make a raw ass diss towards 50 and that diss blow up. Now, you know what I'm saying? You got a million dollars and now you making extra money because you just lyrically slaughtered a great, a nigga that beef with niggas too.

46:47So you think this or you're saying like, what if? No, I'm saying what if. Let me ask you, you willing to take a hit on your street cred for a little bit of paper? Nah, hell no. That's what I'm saying. So I highly doubt that nigga. Cause I'm a real street nigga So all I got is my name Your face card is everything So like even Kodak Black doing a song with 69 That's a no go for you? Yeah that was a super no go Especially how like See like Kodak don't portray himself as like Just like some super tough ass Street nigga and shit like that I don't know if he changed over time or what But Kodak just seemed like one of the cool niggas That's in the hood you know what I'm saying like so I can't knock him because I don't know how much they paid him but I wouldn't have did it Wax said he gave him over a million he gave him a million yeah I mean my whole thing with it is that I don't think Kodak really took that much like reputational damage because number one is Kodak he's such a legend that people just are not gonna write him off the way that they would write off a lot of people and then also he did multiple things through making that song that made it pretty clear that he didn't actually with 6ix9ine so I feel like a lot of people just sort of were like, you know what?

47:58He's a troll. He does a bunch of silly shit, crazy, goofy shit, this guy Kodak, so you know what? We're just not really gonna judge him that harshly for it, you know? I feel like with you, oh no, they're on you. That's a street dude. 600 Breezy? Yeah, we on his ass. And I already owe him an ass kicking. Yeah, oh man. Yeah, a Chicago game member? I went to jail for him and forgot. No, I'm not. Hell no. That's why I don't even play with him. Like, I never thought I was going to go to jail for threatening a nigga on the internet. I didn't fully threaten him all the way. I just was saying, you think you're going to die and then I was on the run.

48:35Oh, you said about the 69? Yeah, like that. He dangerous, bro. That's some dangerous shit. That's after they caught you on the stage with Drake smoking a blunt or something like that? No, bro. That was 2017. I went to jail and did two years, you know what I'm saying? And I came back and I think that shit was 69. That was like 2020, bro. Oh, yeah. It's like 2020. And we jumped on live. He was on live on that boat talking shit. And I was in the comments. I said something. He just synced my comment and added me to the shit. I'm like, man. Man, I got on that shit and we just started arguing as soon as my face popped up.

49:12But it was like I was on parole, though. You feel me? And shit, somebody from his team just contacted them people and told them. Like, oh, yeah, he just threatened them. you know so and they use that live threat just as a reason look damn that's crazy but it was some more shit though they used that so then when they came looking for me for that atlanta then they found out i wasn't at my address no more and that shit was a lead up because because the lady called me though the lady called me the day after we was arguing and told me to come take a ua and the whole time i'm in la so you can't even make it and it's during covet time so i sent her fake covet papers and shit.

49:49I kept sending them. I still got COVID. I still got COVID. It got to the point where the bitch told me, just put on a mask and come in. And I'm like, no. And then I knew another bitch that worked there, a little young black girl, and she called me from her phone and was like, yeah, no, they trying to lock you up. They want me to lock you up. So I'm like, no. But when I finally got caught, then when I sent that in my paperwork, that shit was so unbelievable. I had posted it. Academics had posted it and all that type of shit. I remember now. So what was the situation? Because then you also got the rest of the life right after you have no stage with Drake right yeah so that was literally like uh I think that was after the king yelling them shit all that shit bro that was literally like I think two three weeks after that shit what award show was this that was the uh the billboard awards I believe when he won all that that record of shit I remember I just remember you going on stage with him I think and then you just going to jail I was in jail about a week late so I I went to court that's what it was I went to back to Chicago after I left with them niggas from out there my PO in Chicago you know it's like an interstate transfer thing so they basically tell me like man I want to see you I'm like for what they gonna let me out really I only had like 30 days left no bullshit out of 5 years they like no like they on some shit so I went down there and they had papers this big it was just all violations bro from everything you gotta think I was on papers from beginning to the end I was on papers from when I first dropped don't get smoked i was on probation there from iowa with the drug case type shit and they let me just rock out the whole time until that moment until the end and by law they can do that they can reimpose your original sentence type shit so they just nigga everything everywhere i traveled when i wasn't supposed to be all type of shit guns uh weed anything anything that i wasn't supposed to do they had like from 2015 to 17 and this was the feds doing it no no this was just this was uh iowa okay state damn that's a slippery ass move you had to stay in iowa for a minute right how long you locked up uh so i did two years i did two years i did 17 and 19 and i popped out and then she and then went like i was you know i'm saying i just started going crazy again have Have you heard about a lot of other people having that happen to them?

52:11Where they save the charges up until the end of your probation or whatever? With Iowa, that's what they do. Really? Iowa Patty, when they get you on probation, they know this nigga ain't going to make it. So we're going to let them do all this bullshit that we're going to send them to prison. And then they're going to be on parole, too, when you get out. So that's basically what happened with me. I got five years probation. I was almost done, but I was f***ing up so much. They sent me back to prison. now boom now I go to prison and you come home on parole so it's like a double whammy same case I didn't catch no new case it's the same charge from 2012 same charge double whammy I did probation at first I did county probation prison parole and I went on a violation twice on parole again after 2019 and the billboard that was in LA right no that was in Vegas Vegas I bumped into fooling them that same day Earlier that day No bullshit at the mall It be a lot of little mixy shit man That just be behind the scenes shit So here's some shit that I heard You whooped Tory Lanez ass for Drake Alright see so look Yeah niggas I'm all about this The story I was telling it wasn't Tory Oh word It wasn't Tory we had so i seen how act was trying to put two and two together and saying this and that and that so i'm not confirming shit with that so and shout out the tour you know we fuck with tour you know they did how they live you know but it was multiple fights happen and that's not what i was talking about if that was to happen that wasn't what i was talking about it was another rapper that was claiming that drake stole his shit and shit like that and we had to that nigga up like how big of a rapper though like we know his name over it drum is he is he relevant right now it was drum you were there because his the story was always that like drake because uh he's the one who had the song that that they know that they took uh hotline bling was allegedly a rip off of what cha-cha slide was what the song was called and and and they allegedly called drum to go to drake's house and then it was always like his security beat his ass that's detail see drake being of a lot of people.

54:27That's the detail situation. Oh, but where'd they see drama at then? Oh, you're right, though. Breezy might have to tell us.

54:36Where'd I see this nigga at, man? Coachella was going down 2017. Oh, yeah, they saw drama somewhere else. Coachella was lit up. I know the song from Drake. He said, just like that one time, Coachella, then when you academics said it, I'm like, all right. Academics is just trying to, he's putting pieces together. I'm not confirming none of that shit. Just know what happened. and we put our hands on niggas we put our hands on niggas man but yeah it's the OVO code of silence you can't it just can't speak on that because I don't know if niggas will get on some police shit or any of that shit you know what I'm saying and the nigga I was talking about I feel like he gonna get on some police shit especially with Drake involved yeah he's money so if I get up here and confirm that we whooped his ass and he what if he been trying to do some shit back then now he gonna oh yeah look see he just told us now I'm gonna get subpoenaed and I'm gonna be the main Let me ask you this How you feel about how Drake handled The Kendrick Lamar Drake The lawsuit And him getting Kendrick Lamar Involved in it and all shit like that See And me personally, I ain't mad at him.

55:44And I ain't mad at him for the reason of if they niggas really cheated and cheated with the numbers, then he didn't lose that battle. He didn't lose that war. So it's like he basically like they cheated. I know this nigga ain't beat me fair and square. So we going to take it to court since y 'all got me looking crazy. so it's just like the fact that they keep giving him motions and like I think so they just made them hand over something something else or something else it's looking like they did that shit we all think that the major labels are shady we all know they're buying plays we all know they're running all kinds of devious shit they own a lot of the media the playlist all this shit and so alright imagine this scenario if there wasn't a Kendrick versus Drake beef and if it was just Drake getting disgruntled with the label and wanted to file a lawsuit we would all be cheering them on Drake standing up to these gigantic corporations and he's going to be the reason why we all now know what goes on behind the scenes it's only with the Kendrick layer of it that people are able to paint it as this is anti-hip-hop all that this is anti-gigantic corporations who are basically feeding the music fans bullshit yeah and they yeah Yeah, because if we put it back to how it used to be, and the only niggas that would be popping is the niggas that's actually popping and people really listening to them and not bots and pushing them in their face and making it seem like they hot, the music industry would probably be totally different right now.

57:14Yeah, I mean, if this lawsuit really was Drake is suing Kendrick because Kendrick said mean things about him, then I think we would all have to unanimously agree that Drake should just get over it and not use the legal system. That's not what it is, though, right? But that's not what it is. Yeah, that's not what it is. I wouldn't agree with that at all. But it's the fact It's like shit Nah they cheated They helped this nigga They cheated It's crazy Like them niggas Cheated Beat me in the battle They cheat your guy Like you You going like Hell no I'm just sitting He just sitting back And people just talking Shit about him And oh Drake Drake But yeah They making it seem like Like okay He's still the same artist That he is That shit didn't change Nothing He just He just You know what I'm saying Kendrick is a Lyrical West Coast nigga You know what I'm saying Like that's a whole Different Battlefield that he jumped in.

57:59Like, Drake is Drake, but Kendrick is Kendrick. I seen you say some shit. You had hit up Drake, and you was like, whenever you're ready to pop up, I'm ready to pop out with you. No, I'm going to pop outside with him. Because I don't like how people are making it seem like he don't want to come outside. Like, it's real beef with him or some shit like that. I mean, that's what it looked like. Like, he sold all his houses in L.A. Like, he done with L.A. after all that shit. He probably just. That nigga moved to Texas and all that type of shit. I feel like that was before he moved out of L.A. because he built or got that gigantic house in Toronto.

58:30Yeah, for sure. And I think around that time is when he got rid of it. That's his real house. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But he always been based out of Toronto and in L.A., you know what I'm saying? But I ain't going to lie, but he was transitioning way before the Kendrick shit, though. Honestly, though, like I can say that. Like it ain't like he just got up and left and just sold his houses. You know, that would have been a big story. Like, oh, Drake sells this house and this house this week. I mean, it was pushing that narrative. That's why. No, that shit would have been. Ben you gotta think he been in that Toronto house With his son for a minute now Like he ain't really been Stepping foot you know he used to be in Delilah And all that shit every week You know what I'm saying like That shit kind of changed Before then but shit I wouldn't want to be out Here too I'm beefing with a nigga on the National worldwide It's like that Hell nah we up out of here This day shit they killed Pop Smoke out here he ain't from out you feel me He wasn't even into shit when I heard.

59:24So if I was Drake, I would look at it like that too. Like, no, hell no. I don't forget about it. To be fair, I don't think I've ever heard throughout this whole thing. I've never heard anybody like on a street level even really suggest they were going to do anything to Drake out here. Exactly, because it's not serious. It's super serious, but it's just not serious in that way. It's serious on wax. It's serious to music. Now, if they saw each other, for sure. But that's just not going to happen by accident. Or if they're teams, people super close. But I mean, let's be real. be too much security, too much, all that shit.

59:53Like, and they not even going moving around the right way. And they not even going cross paths, for real. But I mean, a lot of people have been choosing to leave LA for the last few years, so you can't blame Drake for being one of them. After that pandemic shit, LA ain't been the same. I moved after that. It ain't been the same. How you feel about LA now, like coming out here and shit? It's the same? No, this shit ain't the same, bro. I don't know what it is. It's just like I used to have so much fun in L.A. Like it was always shit to do. I was always rotating through studios and rubbing shoulders with different artists.

1:00:27And there was always shit going on and shows and shit and all type of shit. Like you pop up at rap shows and little events and all type of shit. It was just shit going on. It really just seemed like shit changed. This shit just got back on some gangsta shit like the 90s. And that's what everybody says about No Jumper is that No Jumper was this crazy, eccentric, weird, hip hop. underground platform and then you just became a super gangster platform but like i mean that's kind of like the story of la also and the story of rap music as a whole like people turned away from the the six nines or i mean i guess that was like fake gangster shit or whatever but people like stopped paying attention to a lot of that shit and started to really be more fascinated by street shit yeah that's i mean you know this is a one of the first gangster places ever so like for real Los Angeles LA is LA Chicago New York there's like gangsta places like back in the 80s and shit like that so it's always shit repeat itself so you mentioned before like a 600 documentary I actually know somebody who made a 600 documentary what would you say if you were face to face with somebody like Trapilor Ross he cool bro he cool he's just doing his job I watch I like Trappler Ross.

1:01:47Like, I real life sit there and watch that shit for hours every day. Like, if I go on my YouTube, you're going to see Trappler Ross going to probably be in the last five. The shit I'm going to type in because it's like, I just like to see what he know. Well, I've actually got a surprise for you. He in the building, huh? Amen. Hey! I'm sticking my head. I'm going to run out of here. No, you ain't got to run away, man. I thought I'd be the first person to get out of the Stanley Cup, too. I was ready to get the hell out of here, man. I got like 600 questions for you, man. I got a lot of questions.

1:02:25Come on. Yeah, this history right here. I'm trying to go eight hours this time, man. I ain't gonna lie, bro. I was like, man, I hope 600 Breezy ain't on no bullshit with y 'all. No, he cool. So it's like a lot of niggas, bro. I ain't gonna lie. Like, if anybody in the world was to see him and have a problem with what he do, like, they just got a problem with theyself. Like all he doing is taking shit that he getting from somewhere else and putting it together and telling people's story. Like he making niggas money at the end of the day. All type of shit. He making some niggas relevant that wasn't relevant before or that ain't relevant no more.

1:02:59Like he helping people in a certain ways, bro. You know what I'm saying? Like people look at it like, oh, niggas just did this and did this off Chicago. But he covering everything. He ain't just on no Chicago shit. Like, that St. Louis Ooh Damn niggas Hey, shout out to St. Louis But y 'all ass need to calm down, bro Damn niggas, man Them niggas killed each other on the drill Like that, it was like three niggas or some shit Like that nigga was in the street, the two niggas was in the car Yeah, Elo B and KB6 I never seen nothing like that, bro When they really pulled up to shoot each other And just nobody made it Bro, everybody died Like, everybody died in a situation, bro that shit was crazy as well now we're seeing q50 going to war with thesest louis guys i never would have expected i'd have dropped thest louis thing and the next minute he'd beef him with the other guys that i just did a video on but see but that's crazy of him because all right if you were getting on wax and you know you you you big and you saying you took some shit from niggas and you go back to where they from something gonna happen bro like niggas it's gangstas everywhere like it's a serious place yeah for sure i see people in the comments saying thesest louis guys went on my channel and found some new ops to beef with.

1:04:16They went op shopping. Literally. I got a whole bunch of questions for you, man. First thing I want to ask you, this is like some ancient history, okay? Obviously your groundbreaking song, alright, don't get smoked. That really put you on the map as far as the music goes. And there was a lyric in that song that has been one of the most legendary lyrics. Some of the biggest rappers out here from Chicago have said it. He said the The score was 6-24. I've been trying to get to the bottom of this for years, okay? I've been creating a list of ops and people that passed away. I was probably 6-24. Can you confirm to me?

1:04:54Was that really like what score was? Or was that just a 5-6? No, that was facts. For real. Because you got to think, 600, at that point before I dropped, don't get smoked, we lost six niggas. So, you know, we took our hits fast. Like right now, at this point, we only lost 12 niggas. and we've been at war for 15 years, but two of them niggas, well, four of them wasn't no gang-related shit, and you know what I'm saying? Like, probably so seven, eight were gang violence type shit. But, yeah, it's like, that was real. That was... Hey, so I don't know if this is out of line, man, but I made a list of who I thought the 6 of 24 was.

1:05:32I don't know. Oh, Jesus. If you want to have a little look at this, then just tell me if I'm... if I'm what that's the 6 and 24 that I found but I could be wrong I gotta see this list this is some cryptic shit right here holy what if I told you you only have 12 hours to legally have sex to finding true love or just like a good guy from the director of EZA and anyone but you this whole thing is nuts there's nothing traditional about this thing on August 7th the clock starts on the summer's biggest rom-com I'm over Ali what about me and me Monica Barbaro, Callum Turner. I've been told I'm a 7. By who, your mom?

1:06:12No, she thinks I'm a 10. One Night Only. Rated R. Only in theaters August 7th. Amazon Health AI presents Painful Thoughts. Why did I search the internet for answers to my cold sore problem? Now I'm stuck down a rabbit hole filled with images of alarmingly graphic sores in various stages of ooze. I can clear my search history but I can never unsee that don't go down the rabbit hole Amazon Health AI gets you the right care fast healthcare just got less painful NFA said hold on let me see let me see we I can't we uh I don't care what I said I ain't gonna lie the six that you that little aggro and then damn holy shit so King Von obviously he started saying that's crazy I ain't gonna lie that's damn there I'm a nerd bro honestly I'm just a big fan of you guys but you you did your homework though but like that shit you know niggas was reckless that shit was on the internet niggas was on twitter all type of shit like You don't tweet like that no more, right?

1:07:31No, my shit gone. Oh, for real? That's a great thing. What, they took it? That's a great thing. How'd you lose it? I used to be on there with somebody hacked it. Oh, yeah. And then I told Empire, and that was the second time it got hacked. I'm like, fuck that shit. Fuck that shit. Just took it down. I don't think anybody in Chicago still uses Twitter. We used to be heinous on Twitter. Oh, yeah. It was insane back in the day. Niggas will get shot and niggas will tweet it before the police know, before anybody knows. Nobody had ever even thought about the idea of, like, the cops reading it and utilizing it.

1:08:04It hadn't occurred to anybody. Now you got to go live right out there. That's the whole. Lewis, they'd be going live before, and they'd be reusing the Switch on live and then talking about it, having a post-game recap afterwards, bro. It's crazy. Like, so the 6-24 thing, obviously, you popularized that. You was the first person. Oh, the first person I ever said that. Von said that a few times. he had another lyric where he followed up he said that like two three years later he was like the score more like 36 now did you feel like that was something where Von kind of maybe like bit your catchphrase or did you feel like he was paying homage no I definitely felt like he was paying homage yeah because I that shit we had a conversation about it when I sang them I said yeah yeah for sure for sure because it was like you know and that's but I already knew it was on some paying homage shit because it's yeah he ain't no nigga that's gonna bite no shit like like when you drop Don't Get Smoked that was like 2014 time so that would have been when Von was outside not making no music he probably wouldn't even think about music at all so was he kind of looking at you as someone making music about things that were going on as kind of like was Von the type of person that would listen to that song and be like yeah you went odd or would he be like oh you talking too much like I would have no he he f***ed with it because he was locked up I don't know if it was 2015, 16 I remember we was on the phone and that's he was he was rapping the shit he was like yeah bitch you going crazy ooh like you know what I'm saying like and then he fighting drama at that time so niggas weren't never thinking to never see him again too so he popped out when I was locked up I was locked up when he popped out they fine got out I'm fine beat that shit yeah that's crazy cause I just knew we knew I didn't think like on the rap shit I knew he was gonna be big but I didn't think like he was gonna become a rapper and be that big bro like I just knew he was gonna be a big street nigga like a street figure so like keep it real obviously his reputation was crazy in the streets did you even did was there a part of you that felt like right how's this guy rapping like this guy's the the dude that everyone says is super super demonic like how's he jumping on the mic did you feel like that was kind of low-key like almost like a bit of a recipe for disaster or you kind of was just like yo do your thing no i felt like it was definitely like do your thing because he really beat a lot of that shit then they can't come back and try him on shit so and it ain't like he was really just on raps incriminating the fuck out of his self he just was putting his words together with shit that he know that he can visualize compared to a lot of the stuff people say now in Chicago Vaughn seems like he was being kind of subtle and vague you know like he was kind of he was kind of doing it the way you're supposed to do it whereas a lot of these kids now it is just so overt he could have he could have you know what I'm saying he could have went federal with that shit you know what I'm saying he never did though like he tell his little story he'll say some little shit that you might catch but he never went he could have went federal about a lot of shit the new generation just puts it all out there for you them niggas want to go to jail I know we was doing some shit but the way that they done them niggas like wait are you tapped in with a lot of the like young ass artists like the fully chops and the little speedies and what not a lot of them I'm just now just thought I'd be sitting and trying to watch and tap in like I know like the fat souls and Chucky's and shit like that.

1:11:16But do you feel old when you watch that shit? No, because it's like, shit, I'm still happy to be here. Shit, the dwee, like, you feel me? I think I just lost my homie a few days ago. So, you know what I'm saying? We in our 30s now, bro. That shit's still going, so I'm shit. Hell, ain't nothing gonna never make me feel old. That shit make me feel like shit, like I made it. I'm still making it. Like, I'm still, this shit's still going. It's fucked up. It's fucked up out here. For sure. Sorry, I didn't want to interrupt this line of questioning here. It looked like 599 questions. Actually, I've seen you in another interview talking about, you know, speak on Lil Jeff and like, you know, there was the rumor that he had 11 bodies and he'd gone even further than King Vaughn.

1:11:59Like, you know, how do you feel about these young guys just getting more and more federal? Because really the way that Jeff was rapping, obviously he's not here anymore to face his crimes, but you know, he was talking about. He was supposed to be in jail right now. for the shit at the school. His homies are sitting in jail for that right now. You know what I'm saying? So he would have been out of there. Even over because how he was going to beat that. They had some shit, I think a tattoo or some shit that he and his songs like, yeah, we did that shit. They on live. Yeah, we did that shit. That's the only way they got them.

1:12:34There's that famous clip where he said like, yeah, I went black for a week and then I came back to gone. It's like, whoa. It's like you could have did it, didn't say nothing and got it away with it i fully now he did and his homie sitting in jail for that shit you know i'm saying and they call and complain about ain't nobody taking care of none of that shit so that's just that's something that the kids need to look at right there like i y 'all look up to him because he a quote-unquote killer allegedly right all right boom if he was alive right now he would have been in jail but he ain't alive and he got killed doing what he's supposed to do best and you know what I'm saying man his friends went to jail for some shit that they was with him with you know what I'm saying it's a loose loose people be forgetting that people be forgetting that he was the head of the O Block 5 case Bond would have been out of there right now that's like that shit be f***ed up man that's why I feel bad for Smirk bro I feel bad for Smirk I hope he can beat it and shit because it's like I always looked at it like damn why they just ain't booked Vonnie on it if they got all that shit on Vonnie.

1:13:42Do you know Vonnie personally? I don't know him personally. Never met him? Never met him. What about OTF Jam? I know Jam personally like back in the day when I was a shorty type shit. I know him though. When you heard the rumors that niggas were trying to put on Jam you felt like it was... I did an interview somewhere I told him I don't feel like Jam too. I don't feel like Jam so Jam a street nigga bro. Like real life I've witnessed Jam. Like I I can vouch for Jim. And my people from hits and them, like Sadie Knife Evans and shit, from my mama's side, I was over there seeing Jim. You know what I'm saying?

1:14:18He from a whole nother block. Is Jim and Jill out? I have no clue. Niggas don't know where he at. That's what I'm saying. I thought he was locked up too a lot. I think he locked up. But yeah, I would never put that jacket on him. There's been no proof. That's the thing I think a lot of people have thought about it. Because there's that one clip of him looking a little bit uncomfortable in the background of a video but that I mean enough people saying oh he looks like he's wearing a wire that nigga been in jail his whole life since he was a kid bro of course he be looking uncomfortable like he gotta adjust back to real life Jim just did a lot of time somewhere close to 10 years or over and he's still young so he's been gone for a long long time like he just niggas move weird when they come home from jail like that speaking on the dirt case obviously you know he's he's gonna wait for his his day in court he's going not guilty so you know we don't want to speculate on that but do you feel like as somebody that's followed this i mean you know unfortunately when king von passed away you were one of the people you said you was heading to baton rouge with the seth steppers at 150 miles an hour so do you feel like this all played out and i had no i had no reason to go to baton rouge too at day that had nothing to do with it it was just emotions.

1:15:28The niggas was moving fast and I was already down south. So it was like, oh shit. Because Mimo trying to act like, no, I had to go there anyway. I was doing something else. He's like trying to act like it was a coincidence. We went to Savannah. We went to Savannah a few times. But like yeah, no. Baton Rouge ain't got shit to do with nothing. We ain't in tour with Young Boy, none of that shit. He did his violin songs. But they didn't do nothing to nobody. So me even going, even was head to the it was just emotions though like it was just emotions type shit but obviously you know you felt those emotions of that time you felt like well you know how have you felt at the time but do you feel like the way things have played out like as sad as it is is did things play out kind of like the way they were supposed to do because a lot of people have put this thing on dirt to basically say oh you crashed out you threw everything away like the position he was in like you say it shouldn't have been she should have been wrapped up in this it should have been like whatever happened i just feel like it's it's really sad to have seen someone in duck's position go down to this extent like do you feel like that's something where i don't know it just it should have gone differently he should have left it like it should have been left alone i don't know uh these allegations though so you know i'm saying i'm looking at it from one point like this i look at it like the fear is just like this the man with money so we got to throw him in there you know i'm saying like if niggas had access to his money they running off all you knew this so we gonna throw you in there i don't feel like dirt had nothing to do with that shit so all that shit allegations you know like it's just up because when it's the feds it's the feds if he was state all us would be out that nigga coming home when he gonna beat that but this the feds the feds grab niggas when they feel like no we got you you gonna plead to us in some type of way that's how they get their conviction rate you know i'm saying like so it's more i was really interviews say like basically the bds and quando and his crew are going to be into it forever until everybody's dead because the king gone to have lost his life that's there's always going to be somebody that wants to that wants to slide on or whatever it's gonna be a hereditary beef it's like chicago you gotta think like like i've said it ain't gonna be just no bds none of that von got fans that love him dearly probably niggas in savannah that are beef with they niggas just because they was King Von fans and they really have a bloody war at home with some niggas that love a nigga from a whole nother different city.

1:17:54So it's like, that shit's gonna be, like, that's a story to be told in the history books. That's never gonna go nowhere. That's always gonna be, you never gonna be able to see Savannah niggas and Chicago niggas that got anything to do with those two parties anywhere around each other. Something gonna have to happen every time. Let me ask you this, all these years later, like, now that we look at it in hindsight, It's like, what was Vaughn and Youngboy even beefing over from your eyes? From my eyes, it looked like bitches. It looked like food because I personally seen him walk in the house with one of his bitches that he loved dearly before.

1:18:30So I just felt like it was females. Yeah. It was never, there wasn't no street shit. It wasn't nothing else. It had to have been bitches. Vaughn came out a super gangster, you know what I'm saying, handsome nigga. that was taking young boy hoes. I'm going to say... I got something I want to ask. I was going to say some shit. All right, go. I don't even know how to say it, Brad. Is it trees smashed eggs low? And you went left. Oh, shit. That nigga just snapped. Hey, yo. You're just impressed by your interview and prowess right there? he just lost his shit she must feel what god damn I promise I don't want no problems with you woman lady she cool with my book you know she got a whole song saying if you know your home you know so I ain't gonna speak on it but we that was before or after Vaughn dated this was before this was when she still had what was wearing the beads and burritos and shit like she really is the queen of drill you know like this this this like 2016 15 this back then so it wasn't no recent shit like that right but you did she kind of it seemed like she kind of inserted herself into this whole thing with vaughn and young boy and you know like you say a lot of people think they really like the guys that were so serious to go to war over a female is just crazy but like was she somebody that maybe guessed that thing up a little bit like it was crazy to see her with both of these guys.

1:20:08I don't think it was about her at all. You know who it was about them. Because if you go on, from what you saying, I'm going to throw it out there. It's a chick named C Blue that both of them niggas was smashing. And if you know, you know. But it's a chick. I think it's C Blue, but her name is Blue something. And Vaughn, alright, I'm going to just throw it out there. That young boy had text Vaughn phone on some, like, woofing at him, like, stop f***ing my bitches and shit. And then Vaughn started texting some aggressive ass shit. I seen the message. I ain't even a lot. And it all started from this one chick.

1:20:39And to be fair, I think there's a fight of her and Kayla B that happened recently. So it kind of makes sense a little bit. I don't know nothing about that. I ain't gonna lie. I synced them with the baby mama. That's after the fact. So I wanted to spin back. I was this one. Memo shot that Get Up Craig video and we was in the A and shit like that. Boom. And everybody was at the Chris smirking them. I was in the Vine. I synced them walking in there with Shorty. With Jania Jeanette, whatever her name is. I'm thinking, you know what I'm saying? I'm thinking, he got this nigga BM. He love this bitch.

1:21:14You know what I'm saying? But from other stories from what I hear, it's numerous. It started with that chick and then it's been to the BM. Yeah, and it's a lot. It's a lot of build up. Like a nigga who literally like, I'm finna do it on purpose just to get at you type shit. And they both were just going back and forth with that. A lot of build up basically, yeah. Allegedly the chick that cranked it off, the one that got the original first message, her name might be C Blue or some shit, and I think Kayla B might have allegedly beat her ass recently. I'm going to look into that because I definitely heard it.

1:21:45My nigga told me that for sure. Do you think also, like, I look at Vaughn as like a master strategist, and he knew how good for his career beefing would be, and I think that he had done the whole duck thing, and that was great for Chicago, but I think as soon as he realized that he could just beef with Youngboy, especially because I think from Vaughn's perspective it's like yo I killed a bunch of people like in real life Youngboy's rapping about all this crazy shit but my friend here did the homework he was like man I don't know why this nigga even rapping like this he ain't even like that and Youngboy has done some crazy shit as I remember from your documentary he definitely like sprayed somebody up to a drive by on somebody or whatever but I don't think he has the same resume that Vaughn had and Vaughn realized like I can expose I can be the real deal.

1:22:32I could be the realer version of this and let the world know and they're going to go crazy for it. He was and that's what he did. Yeah. That's what happened. You're really going to be technical. He came and showed now this is what a gangster is for real. But they be saying those Chicago niggas be underestimating niggas and y 'all be thinking y 'all the only gangsters. So that's why the situation played out. I know it's gangsters everywhere. I don't play with niggas nowhere. I don't get nobody to benefit of the doubt. I can be in Wyoming. And I know there's some street niggas somewhere around here.

1:23:04I know niggas rob and shoot and kill everywhere. So some Chicago niggas might move like that, but that's a narrative they push on us that's really not true. Like, you see, you meet niggas like me, I don't treat niggas like they just, you know what I'm saying? Like, the only nigga you heard me say is a bitch-ass niggas, a nigga that's from Chicago. Yellin'. So, you know what I'm saying? Like, other than that, I don't be, like, I know it's gangsters everywhere. So I know, like, I ain't never really been around my niggas and they just been like, oh, he from Iowa. He from Wisconsin. He a bitch. He from Indiana.

1:23:36He from like, no, we shit. This shit going on. But the reason I say that, though, because it's like, all right, in Chicago, you think Von would have ran up on a nigga and punched him first? Because usually a nigga, a gunplay come right after that. So the fact that he even ran up on Kondo and the first thing he thought was, I could just punch this nigga and ain't going to be nothing. You know what I'm saying? Because he underestimated the nigga or underestimated the situation? He underestimated the whole situation. he was out of bounds. That still technically he was in they state. Like, that ain't they city but that's they state still.

1:24:07But if we keep it real, they had numbers on them though. In they state. So I think it's the mentality of Chicago niggas coming with like, man these niggas ain't on shit and then, whole time. I feel it just probably was something deeper behind that with them two. Word. That made him like, no. That we ain't finna start shooting. I'm finna punch this nigga. Like, it gotta be deeper. It was something deeper. It was something deeper for sure. A few things that don't make sense about that night, because the other thing I feel like a lot of people overlook is the fact that it just so happened that after the bullets started flying, Von's guys pull out guns, start to shoot in, and then the police hop out of a car immediately and start shooting at Slightly and Louis, right?

1:24:47And another person was there. But I feel like that's something where people underestimate. I think they were doing, the cops were doing surveillance on Von. I think they were following him everywhere he went, because how damn near you get in a fist fight someone shoots and then literally within seconds there's two police armed shooting on the scene so I feel like Von underestimated a lot of things I think the feds were watching him everywhere he went and I don't think he even realized that what was it feds who popped out and shot it that was the state police it's just a little too coincidental now they were right there ready to shoot it's like a party type area that makes a lot of sense if he was looking at him to be the head of that case so if they was looking at him to be the head of that case they already was having surveillance on him following his every moves because when this shit go down we gonna go get these niggas wherever from where they at type shit and Bond got money so they wasn't gonna be able to let him run like damn did you ever see that video of him hopping off the plane and like some fads I was just gonna say that I swear to God I was just gonna say that it make a little sense when you say that but from the body cam footage it looked like just Atlanta police if you watch cause that hookah I've been there before or whatever or that little spot like before all that shit and like there'd be police just chilling out there in those parking lots and shit so i don't know it could be but i mean at the end of the day we do see a video of the feds approaching vaughn right off the plane and like but also if we found out that like a couple of atlanta cops had been tasked with like okay let's follow this extremely notorious chicago rapper and his crew around that wouldn't be surprising in the least you know like that probably happens all the time well the other loose end a lot of people think that i kind of i kind of believe behind the scenes is that i don't think it's a coincidence they ended up in that parking lot together at that time no vom went out of his way to go there yeah he found out that he was there but it was a question of did he find did he get the drop on quando did quando get the drop on him or did they speak in a range and say yo let's get the fame i think quando was booked there right i don't think he was booked at that club he quando's official story is that he'd been to some other club and they've been shooting a music video before and they was just going to go in here and grab some females and grab some chicks to take back to the airbnb that don't even sound right i ain't even heard that i ain't know that part but that don't sound right at all.

1:26:54That don't sound right at all. Because Von, it was top birthday, I believe, and they was all somewhere else having the time. You know what I'm saying? So now I'm looking at the shit differently because that's crazy. I feel like they arranged a meetup. Maybe not even on some fighting stuff, but to have words. Don't you think we would know? Yeah, I would say the police would. I think the opposite, though. I think it was just miscellaneous and just fluky, just ran into each other. Because for one, Trak already talked about it. he woke Vaughn up out of his sleep. And it's just, if you watch the video, I don't think Kwon though finna sit there and try to shake the nigga hand if he really think it's all that.

1:27:31You know what I'm saying? Like, it seemed like he was going in for the, what up? And then it turned to some other shit. Adam, you've done ecstasy before, right? Yeah. You don't catch no sleep on the ecstasy. I was gonna mention this rumor that I had heard that Vaughn was on an ex pill, but like, the idea that he was sleeping beforehand does not really agree with that to me. I've seen toxicology said he was off an ex pill. I've done ecstasy and you ain't taking no naps. That's the last thing you're thinking about. Hell no. Ecstasy can stay in the system for three to four days, right? Yeah, Camber, I think he...

1:28:01You think he was rolling that night for Bussi Buffy? I mean, the nap thing to me just don't really align with that. But, I mean, I've also... A lot of people are a lot more habituated to ecstasy than I am. So, I only probably did it maybe like 10 times in my life. Well, there's that other video of Von. He's with BJ. and they're saying in the video when he's live talking about, please send to the comments, yo, how many bodies do you think I got? More than five? More than five people are saying he's off at XPIL in that video. I've seen that. A lot of Chicago dudes, XPIL it's like your daily vitamin.

1:28:37Yeah, I used to eat that shit like, yeah, it's candy. So many times I've just been talking to a Chicago rapper and really a lot of rappers in general, I just kind of had to get used to it that that's just not that out of the ordinary. and leave those days in the past i can't live like that um i got i'm gonna change gears completely and ask you a completely different question man um is it true you grew up around like the calumet buildings so you know 59th king dry calumet building is really like three blocks three or four blocks up really so yeah that's the same right though and so what was your experience like when they obviously knocked down those those buildings and kind of you know because from what i understand from my research is that they knocked down those buildings and it really just screwed up the whole hood up yeah so it's like we we a lot of niggas is family and shit like i got op cousins and shit like that and niggas that's on the other side that used to be with us and shit like that that's how niggas like jay main is bd and he could have stories with and pictures with niggas like cday and shit like that when he's done because they in the building you know what I'm saying?

1:29:41But it's like, yeah, that shit, I had, I went to Wisconsin for like two and a half years and came back like 05, 06, that shit that they had just told the buildings down. But first they did like a sweep. They're like a federal, that shit was crazy. Helicopters in the hood and shit. Police had the whole neighborhood sold up. Like with every, it was probably a thousand police cars, people just coming out the buildings in handcuffs and shit like that. They took the money out the neighborhood. They pushed everybody else on people's blocks. And not only did they do that, at the same time, they did it with the rest of Chicago.

1:30:19So they just taking people from all these buildings and just pushing them into other people's neighborhoods, and they got a different mentality than us. We are born on these blocks, and we do shit differently. These niggas ran their own buildings. Drug rings, all type of shit, and they deal with what they want to do. So they got that same mindset. So they came on the streets like, shit, we finna take these niggas shit over. And that's where all the murders came from. Let me ask you this, then to piggyback off that. So was it Calumet building? A GD building? No, that was a BD building. It was a BD building?

1:30:50You know, niggas be trying to say, at one point you was GD and you flipped from GD to BD. No, so I was claiming GD, like, on some young shit. 12, 13, 14, 15, 16. But is that a block situation? So what that is, so still what I, with 59th and King Drive, we is 50 % GDs, 50 % BDs to this day because how our blocks work it's like a BD block GD block, BD block, GD block so it's A-Hake, that's Kiamet, Brick City, that's us, King Drive in between Kiamet and shit like that, then you got the Villains, that's my Deity Num block, that's Prairie, that's the Mainstrip, it's all different names to this shit but they just labeled it 600 because of the movement that we got.

1:31:35You know what I'm saying? Like, the impact we made. Technically, that is our shit because then we be on them blocks and that's our family shit. You know what I'm saying? But a lot of them niggas, people be seeing me in them pictures, half of them niggas is GDs, bro. So who was forcing the line? Like, all right, we straight BD now. A lot of niggas, it was only like, it was like niggas just became men and wanted to learn. I've been BD since I'm 17, 18, and I'm 34. Bro, I wouldn't know half the shit I know if I never became a black disciple. I learned what I really was supposed to learn, my real literature behind that shit.

1:32:12So that was just like, even when niggas was claiming GD and shit, I think we was kids. We didn't know what the fuck we was doing in the same. We just throwing shit up and claiming that shit because our deities and our uncles and shit is gangsta. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I feel it. Yeah, yeah. So a lot of niggas just be claiming shit, and they not even really, they don't even understand what they claim and they just saying it like i know everything i know any any and everything about being a black disciple you know i'm saying but that also made me know about being a gangsta disciple as well because it's damn near the same shit it was one at once it's damn near 360 is damn near the same literature so in the video i did on 600 uh there was a section where i talked about booby and lil boo and uh i kind of described them as like Romeo and Juliet.

1:32:58Yeah, that shit was crazy. For real, to actually see a couple from opposing hoods actually. She was really an op, but Boobie was like family though, for real. It's crazy. They really loved each other. She could have backed over a lot of us if that was the case. No, they really loved each other. She used to be on our block. He used to have her on 59th. Like, in a situation, I done caught her walking out of the alley with niggas from over there trying to sneak around. And I done called her phone. I ain't that booby. We didn't let y 'all go because it's you. Like, you know what I'm saying? But she was really one of them ones, though.

1:33:37Like, real life, she got my respect. Like, I repeat the booby. Yeah, I've never heard anything like that. That seemed like it's something really unique that, you know, they must have really loved each other. Because, like, you can imagine, you know, people from opposing blocks falling in love and going to each other's heads like that. she got a little boo in the middle of jaro at her house you know what i'm saying like and he was doing shit to people so it's like it wasn't no regular nigga that was real points like man bro yeah that shit was that was a real love that was some real crazy shit though like i i like how you had touched that on that too because it was just like nobody really understand how serious that was like she is real life her people is from 051 and she jaro city like you know i'm saying like real like that's she repped that shit and she was really with that fighting bitches all type of shit so was that something though was as guys kind of observing ilbu going into that relationship was there a part of you guys that you know almost fell out brad this ain't gonna work out well but this is you guys aren't gonna be able to go off into the sunset in this relationship because it's just there's so much violence on both sides of it or did you feel like oh they might kind of make out of this thing together so you know we was all young still so we weren't thinking that deep You know what I'm saying?

1:34:50Like, that was just, I looked at it like that was one of his bitches at the time. Lil Boo had bitches. Like, he was like a ladies' man for real. So he was like, for real, for real. So that was just one of his favorites. You know what I'm saying? Like, and I know how it is. I don't f*** with our bitches and shit. You know what I'm saying? Like, so it's just like, it really, you know, ain't no real backdoor shit. And that, like, was like a lot of us grew up with each other in them neighborhoods. so beyond the shit that happened like when the names got to it and the rap shit got going on a lot of people really with each other so a lot of ops to see each other and be like you know and just don't even do shit might say some little slick shit and tell them yeah i just had you bro i could have you know but it just be like a level of respect in most cases there's another person i wanted to ask you about that i touched on in the video um died who passed away called tricks what was your relationship with him and was he 600 so some people label him 600 some people don't and it's like i knew of him but i ain't know i'm like that you know i'm saying like i maybe synced him once or twice and um i just know he like pop tarts and shit he's always posting about Pop-Tarts and shit.

1:36:08You know what I'm saying? But I wouldn't label him.

1:36:37I want my fairytale ending. Married at First Sight, now streaming. New episodes Thursdays, only on Peacock. Ouch. This knee is killing me. But I can't stop training. The marathon is in two weeks. Let's get on ZocDoc and find a doctor to take a look at that for you. Okay. Here's a review. Dr. Crowderick really takes his time. No, I don't have time. What about Dr. Charles? His patients say he can help find a quick fix. And he's in network. Great, now we're talking. Book it. Booked. one mile down 19 to go bring it on you've got options download the zoc talk app today like a part of the war and being a part of 600 because he didn't grow up with us and shit like that like i don't know him like i can't tell you stories about him and shit like that and i can't and ain't nobody i can't sit right here and not tell your story about patrick's i really can't tell you none about him so i just felt like that was folks and them homie and you know i'm saying about r.i.p to him though like we ain't never disrespect them and shit like that i think i ain't gonna lie i think i'll sink somebody like cday or something say some shit yes really cday seemed like it was kind of you know i think that was something that kind of touched me because i i've seen tay talking in videos about tricks and the relationship we're having it the way he kind of portrayed it was almost like this was like a cool little dude that looked up to the 600 guys and wanted to be part of what was going on and lost his life and kind of got used and cday was kind of climbing him after he passed and i felt that that's just one of those stories that almost just make me sad of like, damn, like this little, this funky little dude trying to get down with what you guys got going on, and then he passes away, and then someone like C-Day just, and some like, fuck you shit.

1:38:12Yeah, I mean, because C-Day really one of the elites, like he really from that neighborhood too, like him and E-Day has always lived on 60th or somewhere in the neighborhood, so, and it's C-Day, so, you know, like, but he, he just felt how he felt, I guess, he probably was probably going hard like that because he didn't want it to seem like we lost somebody else. That was some points on us and shit. And we had already was, we got hit hard in the beginning. But that's what really made my niggas turn up the way they did. So obviously there's another kind of very famous name associated with 600 who's no longer with us, McAdoo.

1:38:52Yeah. What were your feelings towards him before he passed? That's my brother. And it's f***ed up because he spent so much time in jail. you got to think i said free mac and don't get smoked he was gone for some years then he came home i went to jail i came home he was in jail so it was like you know what i'm saying but mac really one of us like really from 59th 60th in our area like truly needed type i still don't understand like what happened with his death in jail and yeah like it's too many stories and shit, but... A lot of people think that's foul play, right? Yeah, for sure. Chicago Corrections.

1:39:34It's gotta be. Gotta be, because that was weird. That was weird. Was there any truth to the rumor that he might have something to do with something that happened to your uncle? Was that not true?

1:39:50They just was... That's... documentaries and shit. And they was trying to put shit together like that. And they was just... when they was trying to put that get back gang shit together, they was just throwing shit on them. They ain't had shit to do with my uncle, though. It's like they was trying to reach for sort of just to add extra bodies to the scoreboard type thing is kind of where I see people talking about it in the comments. No, my uncle, you don't see niggas disrespecting him shit like that. He was a well-loved nigga in that neighborhood. Like, you know what I'm saying? Not just on his side, not just in Javro City.

1:40:20Dark side, all that shit, what they call it. He was, well, like, it's a respect level what I owe the niggas from all just that whole area. So yeah, that shit ain't had shit to do with them, though. So I want to ask you a little something about like OTF more as like a group. I know you guys already touched on Buka briefly and, you know, maybe that's not someone you got too much love for. You know, I feel like a lot of people kind of clowned you when you was hanging out with Drake of like, oh, you know, he's kind of getting used by Drake. But in hindsight, it looks like a lot of people maybe got used by Dirk that aren't maybe getting the love that they used to when he was so popping do you feel like you know looking back maybe some people kind of uh you know got got maybe a little bit used by Dirk for the OTF label to feel like I'm part of OTF it's this big thing like when OTF was so popping it was like they almost wanted to rub it in everyone's face how how much support they was getting from Dirk but then now everything's kind of falling apart it feels a little bit like some of these guys are kind of being left hang out to dry i don't know i don't but i don't i don't see how it'd be like they got used by dirt because dirt in jail he can't do nothing for nobody it'll be the other way around you know i'm saying but it'll be like you always gotta look at it like this dirt is the superstar dirt is the nigga that people want to be around all that shit and that's why i always want it's gonna be now that dirt in jail fighting for his life right now none of them other people matter to the world Dirk gone.

1:41:48Them Dirk homies. That's his entourage. You know what I'm saying? If nobody made an impact, you got to think, in 600, we all had separate impacts. Rondo number nine, E-Day, C-Day, even D-Rose, he ain't even no rapper or none of that. So you know what I'm saying? Separate impacts. Me, Tay, you know what I'm saying? Esdott, LA. Separate impacts. You know what I'm saying? So you feel like there ain't really been no impactful rap rappers coming from OTF besides Dirk and Vaughn. That's what you saying pretty much. And Vaughn wasn't saying the OTF. But he was like the face of it. Him and Buka but Buka nice though.

1:42:29Buka nice. Like I ain't gonna sit and hate him. Like I know I feel how I feel about him on some brother shit but he nice. I don't see what's going on with his shit and Doody Low be making some decent shit too. I like Booney Mode music on some trap shit too but you know They ain't push him hard enough. Now he locked up. I'm like, who else over there? OTF, OTF. Chuck, you're not OTF, is he? Kind of. I think so. I feel like he was about to be, but then it maybe went left just when it was about to be official. I don't know. I thought he was living in OTF. We're speaking about that main crowd of niggas that was like, even Wook make good music.

1:43:13You know what I'm saying? it's just they ain't pushed them. They were supposed to push them to the point that where everybody reach a certain point. But I don't know if them niggas wasn't working hard enough or didn't want to. I can't say who fought him. Do you agree with what Mimo said about how he feels like Dirk expects you to put OTF before your own neighborhood? Shit. That's how I feel what happened with Buka. like Booga is just not present in no type of way like no it's like everybody got ill feelings with him like we love him nobody want to kill him or no stupid shit like that but like nigga what's up where you at why it's just us we your brothers you 600 you grew up with us you came from these blocks what you doing and you literally don't like he just like you don't see Buka around nobody don't talk to nobody nothing I don't know I mean could you ever do that or could you ever respect that like somebody just kind of deciding they wanted to we've been through too much together and like I can't never just dip and say f*** my homies I done left the biggest moments of my life and came back to the block in the midst of war in the midst of danger just because I'm not gonna say f*** my niggas why do you think Dirk and Buka Von was so strong anyway like where did that come from I have no clue cause they weren't were they hanging out like back in the day on the block like was Buka pulling up on Lamarron and shit I don't even know how that see I'm not one of them niggas that just be floating through niggas neighborhoods I don't trust them niggas like niggas didn't f*** with me for real cause I'm from 79th and Evans too.

1:45:06You feel me? So that's like the original Evans mob shit. Like I don't know about none of the new shit with the niggas they be clicking with all that shit, but them niggas is my family. Evans mob and the old, the 8-Trey niggas like shit, like Boopy, Dion, all them niggas, Hits, all them. That's family to me. Like I went to Dixon. I went to elementary school over there. My mama has always lived somewhere on 79th from St. Lawrence to Evans. You know what I'm saying? Between cottage shit like that. So a lot of niggas didn't fuck with me off. he was over there with them and they looked at them like ops.

1:45:37You know what I'm saying? Like you gotta think them the same niggas that jumped on Reesey and shit like that. Yeah nah for sure. I was gonna say that's the his dude is 07 and I right? Yeah yeah for sure. That's my brother. That's family. You know what I'm saying? So what's that relationship like when you see you and Reese might be calling you know how cool you and Reese is? Reese I'm like my second cousin bro type shit. Like we real like blood related type shit. You know what I'm saying? So when you see your other homies jump on him and any phone cause to be mad. I just know what was going on.

1:46:06It was some, and that shit was from back in the day. It was some high school. That's why they could've, they could've stayed. They would've shot him if it was serious, serious like that. They didn't. They just jumped on him. You know what I'm saying? Like, so I ain't got shit to do with that. Like, you know what I'm saying? Like, that's between them. But it felt like a situation where Dirk, like, I'll fuck with you, but I don't know what your homies got going on. So like, cause you know, niggas be doing back those shit. So like, Like, even if a nigga did want to, you know what I'm saying, you trust one nigga, and then one nigga might be valid, but then he bring somebody else around that do some fluky shit.

1:46:37See, I ain't even the type of nigga that bring niggas around and shit, though. But I just know with a lot of niggas, a lot of niggas stay far away from me because of that. Because folks know some gangsters, too. They ain't no hoes. They doing shit. But, you know what I'm saying, a lot of niggas be picking with them and putting them in shit that had nothing to do with them. And that was when, like, niggas, that come from clicking. man, these niggas, we all the way from 59th and 60th, and y 'all all the way over here. What the fuck does y 'all got anything to do with these niggas all the way on the east side?

1:47:06Who made y 'all click over O Block, though, early on? Because you said you didn't rotate in the O like that. But who you get responsibility for, like, the reason we clicked up with these niggas is because of this nigga? Who you get credit to? It got to be Itay because Itay was one of the biggest pieces to our puzzle, like, block-wise. like that's how we even him him mike main and my homie uh d money dion they was like with lamron heavy when they was like them they homies and shit lamron all them other blocks oblock all that shit but domo trigger him thing them from the old for real too like they from my shit but they from oblock too you know like uh who else it's a few other people was like blood ties type shit.

1:47:51So it's like we always been tied in. It's just like shit. Everybody not tied in. You know what I'm saying? Do you feel like Ide started the I'm not going to say the the war but like maybe the war in Chirac. Like the Chicago quote unquote academics version of the rap. With the rap shit, Ide started it. That rap beef and shit started with him in black. In black. Right. Yeah. It started with them, for sure, 100%. Like, that's no question. Nobody can ever... And what was the initial even like, what was them niggas even dissing each other for? Because they going to school together? Like, where's the initial like?

1:48:30I don't know, man.

1:48:37Supposedly, they dissed us. They dissed Brick City or some shit like that. And...

1:48:46Yeah, okay. That's exactly what it was. Billy was supposed to diss our block or some shit, or folks thought he did, or whatever, whatever. And he dissed them on wax, and that shit got to going back and forth. But mind you, now he ain't on World's World. He hanging with Jaro now. We beefing with them on some. We've been fighting these niggas and shooting back and forth since we was kids, since we was 13, 14, 15 type shit. So that shit was just what it was. That turned it up. Like, now it's on wax. Now shit getting publicized. now niggas doing shit like you know like because we got niggas that's been locked up like my homie beans been locked up he on his way home he took 20 years for some shit he did boy so he didn't even do that shit matter of fact let me take that back he took 20 years for the police shooting somebody they they was in the middle of a shootout on gyro and the police shot a little boy in crossfire shooting at folks and they put that on him so he just took 20 for that shit because if he lost it, he was going to get banged.

1:49:45He, like, 16, 17 years in, he got, like, a year and a half left. It's before any of the rap shit, any of his shit been... been... Yeah, yeah. But as far as the music and shit, E-Day and Billionaire... Yeah, that shit started with them, for sure. 100%. Like, nobody was dissing, nobody was, like, you can't really go back and look at a timeline on YouTube and go get somebody video that they dissed each other back and forth before the timeline of E-Day and Billionaire Black and Duck in the video. The first song you did was What I Smoked. I mean, not What I Smoked. Don't Get Smoked. When you did that PAX song, I remember back in the day you had the autotune.

1:50:24I got the PAX. That's my shit, bro. If niggas know, you know. I still riding around listening to that shit to this day, nigga. That's when you were on that. I don't tune too. I don't God. That was 2015. I don't know, bro. Because I felt like it took a lot of years for people to be like, oh, I love that sack on me shit because I love that that that was real organic I was in the studio with folks and them we in a young famous crib Mike in the middle of the room I was just freestyling that shit for real just hard that was one I was bumping that shit for a minute when it came out like when you when it come on you can hear folks and them laughing and shit all in the back so they got to think and then that shit be memories because there's little boo in the room inky d num like we in that deepest hell like 600s so it's like I feel like during the like early days of drill and shit, there was a lot of auto-tune music being made, but it never really ended up being the most popular shit.

1:51:16People still ask me to shoot that sack on me video. No bullshit. I get it. You might have to run it. That's crazy. My fans be on some bullshit though. Not like that, but they want to hear one specific briso. Any other thing that I try to drop, that shit don't go nowhere. That shit goes nowhere. They want that aggressive. That shit like like 8 p.m. Mississippi and shit like that or like don't get smoked or 24 bars and shit like that. They don't want anything that they not taking to any of that other shit. Like they want me to be actually rapping and aggressively too. Speaking of Mississippi, how you get, because me and you know some of the same people.

1:52:01Yeah. How you start rotating with Parkway Man and Parkway Dino? Yeah, so I motherf***ing I had did a song with Gnarly in like 2019, 20 when I came home and shit. And Measy came in the studio. Shout out Measy Mo. You know what I'm saying? I was in there with Chris Jula and shit too. He was making my pieces and shit for me. I had just met them. And I think she was their artist at the time or whatever. And me and Measy just locked in at that studio session. I don't know. It was only me and him in the room. You know how you get in the room and then you just lock in with one person for real. Y 'all really chopping it up and y 'all on the same level and shit.

1:52:41It was like that. And my man, bro, that nigga, like that whole Art of War, he produced that shit for real, for real. Like, it's him, Markel, no, like, for sure. So it's like once I started linking with them, I started going to Jackson. And I go to Jackson and stay down there for a month at a time with these niggas. I remember. I used to be like what's crazy doing out here. Months at a time, bro. So it was just like, man, I don't know. A lot of people won't like that shit. I love Jackson, bro. Like, I be down there f***ing around. So it was like I done really met everybody. Like, I know everybody.

1:53:18Mamas, aunties, family, all that shit, bro. You be out there enough where I'm like, even your R.I.P. the Raven and shit, but I'm saying like, you got real situations. Yeah, yeah. So it was like, you feel me? You got to think. And that's something that live on the nigga heart forever. She from down to, she from Canton though. Yeah. She from Canton though. It's like. You mentioned the Warren Chirac and that made me think of this back and forth that we saw where basically Herb did an interview and he said that he thinks that academics and Vlad specifically should be giving, you know, hundreds of thousands of dollars back to Chicago for basically like building their careers off of Chicago.

1:54:01That's what Herb said. But Ak and Vlad both spoke on it. Ak got a little disrespectful at a certain point in the live stream about it. Like, I definitely felt like, oh, shit, we might be seeing some fireworks here. But I don't think Herbo really, like, clapped back. But how do you feel about those statements? I mean, for me personally, I don't be giving a fuck about a lot of shit. Like, I don't like that because it's like I'm not. Who am I to tell a nigga what to do with his money? like and them niggas yeah they they made money out but vlad made money like i'll be getting where they come from with academics sometimes because his shit was literally war and shirak and that's what it was big with him vlad is big off all type of other shit yeah he don't just do chicago he's not just a chicago based thing so like shit i don't know like it don't hurt to like who say them who we who is it even to say them niggas got a hundred thousand dollars to spell like that you what I'm saying so yeah I don't be really kidding about shit like that I can't tell a nigga what to do with his money and shit like yeah a lot of people made money off Chicago but that shit made us money too like just the fact that academics putting them stories together like that and putting it out there and broadcasting it that shit still made more rappers come from behind that shit like it's just like yeah he you you you pushing the negative shit out there you showing negativity but what are we doing positive right but i feel like if ak was still doing the war in chyrak that would be an overall net positive thing for chicago because a lot of this younger generation of rappers and shit are just not at that level of fame even though their music is doing super good and shit there's just not really people making these characters make sense to the audience oftentimes until they're dead like in the case of bloodhound little jeff and shit that it's like we didn't really even have a chance to get into the lore like really understand him until he was kind of gone already yeah so yeah so i don't get mad at them for what they're doing or feel no type of way because i really look at it like i yeah they they did it this way but they brought exposure to more and more people and put more stories to each other like even what what trap lord doing that's exposure like you know what I'm saying like you doing hours of time and thinking and broadcasting shit you make it like some people watching this shit and never seen these niggas now they going to listen to their music off a documentary like just because they block turnt up you know what I'm saying like it's still let me ask you this though you ever did like any therapy or anything no no no I need it though I do know I need it but I just look at it like how the fuck another human being that ain't been through what I've been through can tell me anything about what I'm going through.

1:56:58Yeah. Because I'm fucked up in the air for real because I've been through a lot of shit especially like and it's still happening. So it's like that's the only reason I just start back wrapping up because I'm angry again with life like when I dropped Don't Get Smoked or when I dropped the Art of War. So it's like I feel that way so now it's like guy that's why i've been in mississippi locked in a studio like that with them because it means you know that nigga was calling me too come on come on bro come on because you know i got a story to tell i've been outside i see a lot of black people on twitter talking about how their experience with therapy has left a lot to be desired and in particular when they end up having like white therapists that they just feel like fundamentally like they this person can't understand my experience and shit if i really look at it like if you ain't been through what i've been if you ain't held your homies your best friends at their dying moments in life bleeding out if your your woman that you do you know i'm saying that you spent all these years with shot herself in the head in the bed where y 'all both just just laid y 'all here that made love all type of shit and you don't know what the well you know i'm saying like it's so much shit like like bro my My motherfucking pops got stage 4 cancer right now.

1:58:11You feel me? My grandma is in her 90s, all type shit. Like, life passing by right now with shit going on. So nobody can, you know what I'm saying? Like, I done lost a lot of my niggas. You see, Dumbo just died. That was one of my immediate homies. And we ain't lose him to no op shit in the street. So it's like, damn, we grown-ass men and this shit's still going on. And he was just partying and kicking and chilling. That's what he do. Niggas know. Everybody see him outside. Anyway, he good. Let me ask you this then. And so having conversations like this, like even with us, like you, you get to monetize all past trauma situations, but like, but then again, like you got to go on with the rest of your day after shit like this.

1:58:48You know what I'm saying? So like, how does that feel to like, you know, you made it to this point where cause a lot of niggas ain't even making it to 30 or, you know what I'm saying? The ages that you are. So you damn near OG, but you might have to like, sometimes you get the bag, you have to relive and tell these stories. And how did you, are you comfortable with that? I'm comfortable with it because it feel better to get it out than to keep it bottled up. Because then nigga be beating himself up at home, crying, all type of shit. You know what I'm saying? Like, so, like, I just made a song for my homie Damo for the block.

1:59:20And it was just, like, the whole time I made it. Nigga recording me don't even know I'm crying. Hard to see her doing this shit. You know what I'm saying? But it's just, like, damn. Like, because it's just, like, it's realistic. Like, nigga, this is our life. People, this shit televised and shit like that. But this is our life for real. Like, we really live in this shit every day. Nigga don't know what's going to happen. You know what I'm saying? Who's going to be next? Because it's just a repeating cycle, and we can't stop it. One last question. Not one last question, but what death would you say made you known?

1:59:57Man. I can't even say I'm all the way numb yet because that shit with Damo just hurt me, bro. That shit just hurt me. That shit just broke me, bro. And I was in Mississippi when I got the call, you feel me? I'm down. I just got down. We just come from outside kicking and all that type of shit. We even go in the studio and record. Motherfuckers blowing my phone up at 4, 5 in the morning. I just went to sleep. Wake up two hours later, see the column, there was something wrong. They right there, out there. His body's still out there. Everybody out there. What the f***? Shit reminded me of Lil Bo.

2:00:33You know what I'm saying? Like, Lil Bo, that's really one of the ones. Like, Lil Bo and Stello, that shit hurt. LA hurt differently because it's like, I felt like he didn't deserve that shit and he was going to do so much for so many people around him where he was going

2:00:57I can't even say I'm numb because that shit still I know if I lose another one of my homies it's going to be the same shit that shit just make a nigga angry how are we supposed to change I just want to speak on behalf of therapy they're not like necessarily supposed to be able to like prescribe what you should do with yourself or like how you should think about things but to me i find it very helpful like everybody in your life for a variety of factors you you like basically can't be 100 honest with like if you're talking about what you're going through with your mom there's just like things you don't want your mom to know about you and same thing with your girl the same thing with your friends like a lot of people just kind of have their guard up in a variety of different ways with all the different people in their life.

2:01:43And with a therapist, if you actually get into the environment of like, having this be a person that you totally trust, you know, you can tell them anything, and they're not going to be able to go and expose you or whatever. Like that, like, I saw this viral clip of Shaq talking about how a man should never be 100 % honest with his woman. And I think a lot of us kind of like know that at the end of the day, like you don't necessarily want to expose like your greatest weaknesses to a woman because we've all ended up in combative situations where they can use that shit against you and i guess that like is the one thing about therapy that i can say is that to just have that environment where you can be totally open and talk about what you're going through with a person where they're capable of judging you but you don't really give a what their judgment of you for me personally my therapist i do i do it on zoom and she is a woman who lives in mexico she's she's from america but she just lives out there and she does this shit over Zoom.

2:02:39And I feel like I can tell her anything about myself, even if it makes me sound awful. And that's kind of valuable. I wouldn't feel better. Me sitting just talking to somebody, and you know what I'm saying? They still, they're going to go home and tell it. I know they're not supposed to. It's like it's against the law or some shit, but they still don't go home and tell a significant other or somebody like, yeah, this fucker is crazy I was talking to earlier. Like, it's just like, nah, bro. Like, oh, you ever see the Sopranos? Yeah. Hell yeah. Like how he began to the therapist. Oh yeah. That's exactly what it would be like.

2:03:13Yes. Hey, we might need to write a TV show. But then he starts. Hey, who knows? Could be a come up for the therapy. Yeah. That would be like 0 % surprising. 600 breeze. He got his therapist knocked up.

2:03:30That shit would not be surprising at all. That would be like the least surprising. They're going to be like, yeah, what's, what the hell's this new? but I want to just add on to that just on some serious stuff for just to say like I'm so sorry for all the losses that you're going through and you know all the losses that you've suffered losing people and I've not experienced it to that level you know I know your story really well and I know so many people you've lost over the years from all the way back you know all the way back Baldy all the situations you've been through and uh I just feel like the fact that you're still here standing strong shining letting the world know what you're doing still making music still doing just all of the media anything that you want to do like you're still a role model and you're an example of guys coming through that situation to not crash out and to not throw their life away and you still here you know i'm saying you're still suffering losses but you're a role model man you're showing an example to other people to to keep shining and not let anything hold them back so i respect that gotta keep going it's gotta keep going you can't give up like i have people in my life give up and take their own life so you know i'm saying like so let me ask you Why do you feel like you're still here?

2:04:35Honestly, I'll be trying to figure it out. It's for a reason, though. I ain't did it yet, though. Whatever it is, I ain't accomplished it yet, though. I'm trying to figure it out, though. I promise I am. I think about shit like that. Like, damn, why the fuck I'm still here? A lot of shit could have been me. A lot of times, Baldy was standing right behind me. That first shot knocked my dread off my head. I synced it Fly in the street That's what made me Take off running Like what the Like we Run through the field And come back around Baldy on the ground Like you know what I'm saying Like there's a lot of situations Like I was standing there With D-Tang Like you know what I'm saying He just so happened To go across the street And jump in the car And shit like that And that's how that shit happened But them niggas like They let off a shot Like at us On the corner And the niggas just took out Running so a lot of shit I've been like Right there for a lot of shit And it could have been story could have been different you know what i'm saying like and yeah but i'm still here though so i know you uh have been through a lot of you know situations that were extremely dangerous and chaotic and violent but you actually had probably like one of the moments that scared the shit out of you the most earlier uh last year when you ran into buddha g on the plane bro i didn't know that was a bitch you need therapy for that situation alone Like, I was really, you see, I didn't hear nothing that, whatever that.

2:06:01You didn't know? I didn't know what the, I was confused. I'm looking on the internet like, hold on, what the. I've had to explain her to a lot of people, yeah. So, look, this is so crazy. I'm coming from L.A., you know what I'm saying? Boom, I'm on the plane. I'm having my headphones on. Now, whatever she said at first, I didn't hear her. So, I took my headphone and I linked up. Like, what? and she said something like what's up with that GDK shit or something something some shit and I was confused because now I'm looking at it trying to figure out what is this I'm talking to like no bullshit I'm literally lost like I'm looking for a camera or something what the fuck is this like you know what I'm saying I think I said some shit like this I'm on whatever it's whatever like I'm on whatever you want and she cut it out though she cut the shit out when she was walking From her video.

2:06:56Yeah, from her video. The real stuff, she said, R.I.P. Duck. I ain't even gonna lie. No disrespect to Mama Duck or none of them now. I was like, fuck, duck. That bitch said, fuck, LA. No, she said, fuck, run. I ain't gonna lie. That's what she said. She said, fuck, run. So I got up, and the nigga that had the camera towards me, I tried to swing on him type shit. So the people come, you know what I'm saying? The, uh, you know, at the plane, like, everything all right? They're like, nah, they was finna, like, stop. I'm like, no, it's all good. Let us get to Chicago. Then I jumped up. I'm looking.

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2:08:03Not today, sweatpants. Somebody's wearing jeans that fit. Wow! No photos, please. I'm just a regular dad who happens to have a stylist. I really look my best when someone else makes the decisions. Hey, we can all see you two-way mirrors. Just share your size, style, and budget. And your stylist sends personalized looks right to your door. Stitch Fix. Get started today at stitchfix.com. I want to hug you. I'm going to hug you. I'm coming in for a hug. Now, I can call folks now. I can call folks now because I'm thinking I just got into it with some Mexicans. I don't know what's going on. I'm thinking like they are Latin or Saint Disciples or some shit like that.

2:08:43I didn't know. I just knew she said something about Duck and some GD shit. I'm like, what the? And it's overnight. so we get to Chicago like 5, 6 in the morning, Chicago time. Folks is there. Downstairs. You know shit can happen. Y 'all, you done seen this. We down there where the baggage claim at. They done went upstairs and went to Terminal 1 and recorded a video like, yeah, man, this nigga da-da-da-da. That's why I'm on that comment and like, why the y 'all upstairs? Y 'all know we the whole plane went downstairs to get their bags. Like, where y 'all go? But they knew to get up out of there.

2:09:18I didn't know what the f*** was going on with Ty Sink on the internet though. But there was just like I was confused as f***. What the f*** is this s***? Is that the first trans gang member that you've ever beefed with? That's not a beef. I still was confused the whole time. I was confused. That's real funk. It's like when I'm looking and talking I'm like damn who the f*** is this Mexican n***a? And then it's like then I'm like damn this not a n***a because now I'm looking at the jacket and s***. so I'm confused in the video you can see I'm confused I'm like what the fuck but they cut it out and then she put an audio over the shit too like and was like yeah yeah whatever or some shit what that conversation went totally different I swear to god like she said I said I swear to god like I know disrespect to him but that's how that happened then I got up the nigga that had to carry my face I tried to swing over the people and shit people came and shit like that like no everybody like no let us go to Chicago.

2:10:17And we went to Chicago. And I already had folks in them already right there. So, but they, you know. Everybody else on that plane has no idea how epic what they witnessed was. Like, some people knew. Some people knew what was going on, but some people was like lost because it was a lot of, they were like, what the? But that's what they were telling the people. Like, no, he was just sitting there minding his business. They came bothering him type shit. If I was there, I would have jumped in between y 'all. No, but you see, I was, it was people in was, I was at the window seat. It was two people ahead of me.

2:10:47So, you know what I'm saying? Like, even me trying to get up and even trying to jerk and try to swing at the nigga with the camera, it was like, you know what I'm saying? I couldn't even get to the nigga. So, it was just like, but the people were like, hey, wait, wait, what's going on? And all the other people were like, no, he was just sitting there minding his business and he was provoking him and they basically asked me what I wanted to do. I'm like, no, let's go to Chicago. And I screamed some shit back at them like, all right, we're going to see was about that shit when we get to the rack.

2:11:13And shit, when we got downstairs, folks were like, where the fuck they at? And I sent the little video. They was upstairs in Terminal 1, and we flew in like American or some shit, bro, and that shit was like Terminal 5, Terminal 6, some 4, some shit like that. But yo, we never hear about y 'all beefing with Mexican gangs or anything. No, we don't got no beef. That like never happens. My homie Trigger got Mexicans with him right now. Right. Like, we don't beef with hell. But in Chicago as a whole, that's just as, like, unheard of kind of thing. That's not a thing. That's why I was confused on the plane.

2:11:47Like, what the f*** is this? A Mexican? Like, I expect a n***a. Like, you know what I'm saying? But then I'm looking like, damn, this is that a girl? Like, it's a boy? It's all the eyes. Is it a fat n***a? Like, I was lost, bro. Like, he looks like a dude, but then, like, the more you look at the eyes, you're like, nah, those are girls' eyes. Yeah. Big ol' blue eyes. That's, I just was confused. I didn't know what the f*** It was cool. I still really overall kept my cool with the shit, but it was just like, what the fuck? What was your thoughts when you seen, because recently everybody's seen that Mellow Bucks had an album release party that got shot up.

2:12:22What was your thoughts on that? R.P. One of my very, very, very close friends of mine died. Really? Yeah. One of the girls or the dude? One of the girls. Yeah, so that shit, I had something to say about that shit too, because that shit really hurt a nigga because it's like, you know, we don't do shit like that. We don't just go and spray a crowd like that. But it's up because from a street point, like, I know where some niggas' heads be at with some shit. And I don't know what happened or what was going on or why I was that serious. But in Chicago, bro, that shit happened. These niggas got guns they can't control.

2:13:05Like, they got switches and automatic everything. like they can't control who they shooting with that shit it was different when it was just and that shit jumping when they can shoot and all type of shit bro like yeah but that that shit was up because i lost a very good friend and that shit that was very unexpected like very unexpected so that shit definitely up though but you even speaking out about it like that like i mean on one hand i completely agree with you that like the rules of war like you just should not be shooting into a crowd of fucking innocent women and children not children but like whatever like but but do you really think that like like do people genuinely not give a on average in the streets yeah they don't know these people and they don't know so they're gonna go and just shoot a crowd up and yeah like them that's how in their head because they don't know them they're not gonna feel that something gotta happen to one of their people in the same way for the people to know or care you know i'm saying like in most cases you know i'm saying like they will have to lose a girlfriend or a sibling or some shit like that and some shit like that like they just out enjoying themselves at a party and a mad shooting happened and they die and they don't gang bang they don't do nothing nothing like you know i'm saying like it's it's up it was like some people got to be taught a lesson for them to care about shit.

2:14:35So it's really like if niggas ain't never been through it, they don't get no f***. They gonna do it. How's the airport situation in Chicago? We've seen videos and stuff, but even when you know a nigga from the fly home, they be a little cautious. Yeah, it's treacherous. You know niggas gotta have that. You see them bitches be going off up there. And that is because it be one police, especially on them like the like the flight man the thing was on that shit is like it's overnight so it's a red eye you landed when the airport just now opening like so it's a real ain't a lot of people ain't a lot of police up there none of that shit you got a lot of room to do some shit and how the airport is in chicago it leads right into expressways so you can get the f*** out of there like it's a big city so it's like they ain't expect niggas to they mindset to be how it is.

2:15:33And like, oh yeah, we can shoot a nigga down here at the airport. Turn right here and we right on the expressway. We gone. That's happened though? People really get shot at the airport? Hell yeah. Oh shit. Hell yeah. There's videos on YouTube right now. Niggas fighting and shooting at the airport. That's what I'm talking about downstairs. That's right by baggage claim. You gotta go out them doves downstairs. That shit get treacherous down there. For real, for real. Hell yeah. I've got one last question. This is a real nerd question. A real fan question. But obviously Drake's about to drop his new album Iceman.

2:16:10Do you feel like he was kind of paying homage to you? You know, breezy George Gervin. You got some Iceman mixtapes back in the history? That's how I'm going to take it. I ain't going to lie to you. I ain't going to sit here and be fake. I ain't feel some type of way about that. Because when you look into time, look into anything, I'm the only nigga that referenced they self. It's Breezo, George Gervin, Iceman. Even them cover arts are looking kind of like some of this new stuff. So I'm really hoping that it's a paying homage thing, and I'm going to just leave you with that because, you know what I'm saying, that's my guy and we ain't never had no bad blood.

2:16:44But, you know what I'm saying, it's looking real Breezo, though. I feel like he is showing love, though, because I feel like. That's how I'm taking it because, you know what I'm saying, even the cover looked like my last cover with DJ Holiday from December. he's real iceman edition three but i feel like he low-key because he got all these hidden messages in these little iceman videos that he's dropping recently right and i feel like i wouldn't be surprised if he actually is doing it on some paying homage because he basically trying to go chicago on kendrick on this new album so he's trying to get british 600 breezy on so i feel like he this is another little secret message so i feel like it's paying homage but i thought that was super interesting but that's that's how i've been taking it too like you know i'm saying like you got to think at the end of the day i'm still a street nigga so i don't have conversations with you know how many people call me and be like man what the fuck he on man that's your shit what he on he just gonna and I'm like nah it ain't like that bro like real life the fans is tagging me in that shit like bro you the real ice man that shit bogus and I was like they fans so I ain't gonna comment you know comment back to them but with my people though I just let them know like nah I really feel like it's some it's some deeper shit behind like it's some pen hum and shit like I don't think it's like oh I'ma just take breezy shit and run off with it and cover to cover and take the whole name and none of that shit it's crazy I don't think that though.

2:17:57If Dre, you watch this shit, man, put my nigga on the house. What's up, man? That nigga skit or something. That nigga skit, man. I don't think that. Intro. Yeah, that nigga done did too much shit for me. And I don't feel like that that'll be the case, though. I just, you know, I feel like somewhere when he drop, it's going to have some breezo somewhere. Something, something. He's smart with all the little hidden messages. I feel like you never know when you're going to get, you know what I'm saying? He might drop another little teaser. There might be something in there, you know. But the real fans be tapping in and kind of noticing these little things, you know.

2:18:27Yeah, they've been, I ain't gonna let that shit have been, that's what you see, this real conversation that's happening in my real life, in my hood, all type of shit. Like, damn, what jersey on? And it's like, it ain't like that, bro. It ain't like that, I'll take it as pain. And when I bring that up, I reference the Vaughn shit. I'm looking at the Vaughn, like, 6 to 24. Like, same shit, bro. It's like, nigga paying homage. Facts. But with Von, though, with his whole style, he had what he told me. He like, oh, I just shit. I listen to folks and them shit, like all the old music, like including Don't Get Smokers, all that shit.

2:19:04And he just took pointers off that shit. And he was like, I know what to do. He basically tallied up where niggas went like went wrong at, I would say, like the what niggas like. And he mastered how to rap, how we write. He mastered drill by listening to us and everybody that was rapping while he was locked up and all that shit. And just, he learned how to do it, bro. Because he did it differently. He did like, he really had a chief keeper on. He had a chief, like. No one had ever been that hot. If you remember when Vaughn was still out here, no one had had that sort of heat. like the way Keith how fast Keith came out and how people like praise him Vaughn is kind of the same way it's like if you really look at it it's kind of the same thing it was funny reading those DMs between him and Lil Zay cause you just like it's he just had such a crazy personality of like I understand that you feel that way but also like I don't give a like he was just like he's being like polite to him but also like it's it's like it's not fully aggressive but he's also kind of having to tell him like I really don't give a f*** I'm not into you talking about my homie you know you're never supposed to put that s*** out though Zay you want some other s*** I don't know what the f*** you only need to chill out BD boy what you got going on this big 600 you know we ain't doing none of that nigga and free bite down stop playing gang you keep it cordial stay the same way you been act how you been acting keep that s*** in your songs whatever whatever stop doing that could y 'all could you and Zay piece it up y 'all said some shit but at the end of the day maybe a nigga hurt his cousin and shit I know y 'all feel like he shouldn't have taken to the end of the day like wow these years later it's the fact I get it if it happened yesterday last week last month this shit 10 years old what's your point you coming now right now and doing this shit it's like you got a point to prove you can play with us or something we ain't the niggas to play with we pissed off frightening that too.

2:21:13So, and it's a lie. We, all right. I don't know what, nigga. I don't know. But you barking up the wrong tree, BD. Chill that shit out. And you don't even live at, he ain't even in Chicago. That's what I don't get. You could live that shit when you was in Chicago. You move out of town, now you want to do that. You know what I'm saying? Like, all right. I don't, I don't really, I don't know. Because he doesn't, he's making stories, talking about 600K and all this shit. Like, he steady. he dragged it, like, for days on and shit. Like, I don't know. Dude, that shit. That nigga. Damn. That nigga, bro.

2:21:54I'm 600 to die. Niggas know what's up with me. Anything about us ain't no playing with us. They don't know. We been in that shit too long to let anybody think they gonna play with us. Especially on no big-ass platform like this amongst my people. These my niggas.

2:22:12I'll be up here more nigga I'll be up here nigga He was super open in that interview Like in a way that I wasn't necessarily Expecting like when we asked about his gun case Normally people are like hella like To themselves they don't want to really tell you what actually happened He felt like he was telling us everything That's what I'm saying like I don't like that shit like how Who gets a year and a half for a switch In New York I don't know Oh shit you on this campaign You wanna whack a team up I'm just saying on some real shit like that's in New York you get banged for a gun like they don't play that shit different like I get the feds picked it up or whatever but still for a machine gun nigga seen two and a half nigga seen two and a half three years type shit then he getting caught with other shit got caught with them guns in the truck Chicago all that shit and all that nobody gets this lucky I ain't gonna sit here and just call a nigga a snitch still fuck the nigga but nobody gets this lucky cause he's saying on the other end he's like man man, niggas hate me in Chicago, niggas would have been.

2:23:11If I was a snitch, niggas in Chicago would have been, have the word, call me a snitch. Come in, fuck y 'all. Listen, a lot of shit get swept under the rug. A lot of shit don't get brung to the internet type shit. You know what I'm saying? A lot of shit don't mean something to people. You know what I'm saying? I look at it as street niggas. I ain't going to say he a snitch, but that's a nigga that I'm going to just look at. Like, Dan, you just got that short-ass time for that shit. you came home and now you antagonizing niggas to start street beef right now on platforms like this for the world to see then he broadcasting his beef with other niggas that's why niggas from them other blocks like oh yeah he's trying to get us locked up and he was up he up here talking about open cases and all type of shit like come on to the point where he made you feel like four niggas got killed over them watches they ain't killed four niggas over them watches that's what he said he said it outright He said five.

2:24:08His niggas ain't kill nobody over them watches. That's what he said. His niggas, the niggas that he be around, that be in his bed, no, they did not kill nobody over them watches. So you think he's false claiming it? I be outside. I've been in Chicago. His niggas ain't kill nobody over them watches. So you think he's just on some clout, like a promotional campaign? I don't know what he on. It's weird. Whatever he doing is weird, bro. Just that I don't, I don't, because he wasn't doing that shit before he caught all them cases. You never seen that nigga Zay talk this much. Nobody seen him be this verbal and do the shit he doing right now.

2:24:47That shit just got up here. He got up here and just fluently just opened his mouth. And he on federal papers right now. Well, he was threatening to shoot whack like two days ago, right? So if you're on paperwork, then they, unless it's some WWE stuff. It ain't something right about that shit. They be out here though I ain't gonna lie Them ranting 10 man's homies They be moving around Yeah They got to Cause he here now You know what I'm saying But Nah Nah bro Something ain't right About all that shit He just did For sure Something ain't right About that shit The whole Everything And I never seen Them talk like that But I ain't never seen Niggas get that lucky But I don't know If you got good lawyers And if money work like that Then hey But I I don't see it man I ain't gonna lie man shit what else we got we almost ran through all the questions we got written down here though do you how you feel about Doody Low getting shot that was one of the main ones left the niggas were trying to say they said if Dirk was still out niggas wouldn't be getting popped and shit I think I forgot who said that Big Mike said that he said if Dirk was out it'd be more structured and niggas wouldn't be getting shot So you feel like...

2:26:03But Doody Low be outside, bro. Yeah. Like, Doody Low really be outside. He not a nigga that just sit up on the dirt all the time. Doody Low be around by himself in a lot of places. So that could have easily been happening. You know what I'm saying? But niggas will probably look at him like, oh, damn, he ain't got no team behind him. What, them niggas dirt going for them niggas? And Kyle, he could have felt like, all right, this my chance. You know what I'm saying? Could have been niggas he was around. Niggas been watching him, any type of shit. But shit, definitely. I fuck with Doody Low, though.

2:26:31So the situation, shit, you got to get well. But, yeah, some niggas will look at it like that, though. Like these niggas, like these niggas down and out. Let's take them. Like he ain't got no backup. You know what I'm saying? So it's up, though. It's up. Because by smirk being gone, it'll look like that. It'll look like anybody that was around him, the money gone. so the protection gone guns probably gone anything you know what I'm saying they just look at it like that so a nigga see duty low they see him by himself and don't see him with no niggas and shit they're like oh yeah we finna rob this nigga you know they know the J-Rail so they're niggas f***ed up niggas broke out of there niggas ain't got no money bro this ain't pandemic days man shit been f***ed up niggas will rob you around all the way for$200 no bullshit Chicago always been a place like that though.

2:27:28Ain't no real money floating through that motherfucker. You gotta be like a scam or some big time drug dealer or just a hard working person. And it's hard to sell drugs on certain spots because niggas beefing and shooting. I'm about to say, it's hard to be a trapper in Chicago, nigga. Like what? That's how I was catching my cases out of town. We hit the road. Yeah, because I'm about to say, I guess I was, but that's, I don't know. No, I was get busy. That's what they do. They get money. That's what they say. They trap over there, right? They get money. Always get money, for sure. That's what they know.

2:28:00I'm finna say, like, weed legal now, but, like, damn, like, even back in the day, like, it'd be hard to get some weed in South Side Rack. For sure, for sure. Like, you putting yourself in danger going to get that shit. Get some smoke. And then they just took one of the main, like, what it is, they had, like, a weed block where people would pull up on. Yeah. You know there's good weed over there, man. They just took them niggas down. Went and raided every house on the block, all type of shit. Found guns and pounds and millions of dollars, all type of shit. that shit alright the door dash is charged more to go to the O 'Block and shit I can believe it I ain't gonna lie I believe it I tell they ask me me at the gate what yeah I believe it I ain't gonna lie I was at my grandma house and ordered some shit a few weeks ago man that shit was so high and that's what it was it was so much like just a delivery fee plus the other shit was them that$19 and they was right up the street but they coming into safety fees all type of fees on that shit man what yeah but it ain't even as up as how people think it is like it's it's really cool now like it's it's still shit going on a little bit but it ain't it used to be all i want we used to just have six seven shootouts in one day type shit like back and forth like literally jumping in cars shooting over to these blocks come back.

2:29:20These niggas done met us back over here. We doing the same shit or we done bumped into these niggas over here and we was late in the day and we somewhere and they, that shit used to just go on, bro. Like all day. I mean, but they be saying shit is just as bad now. You seen cameraman getting hit. The nigga Brandon Buckingham got hit doing a vlog and shit. So like niggas saying it's just as bad if not worse. You gotta know who you with and where you at when you coming to Chicago, bro. He was playing with fire. It was what? 3, 4, 5 in the morning or some shit. Do your interview at a reasonable time and get the f*** out them people.

2:29:53Yeah, me and Adam were speaking too. We was going to look like two in the morning. Oh, yeah, y 'all. Ooh-wee. And we parked the car across the street. What? Y 'all had to walk out the gates. Y 'all had to walk out the gates while the niggas had one on live letting everybody know where we was at. And see, them niggas used to shoot through the gate right there. You know, the ops is literally right there. They ops literally the EBT right there, all that shit. That's right there. So they literally, where y 'all parked at, if y 'all just walked out and walked up a little bit, that's they opposite. Like, that's KI in them blocks.

2:30:25And we turn on 63rd to leave. Yeah, no, see, it's like, see, 63rd, so, like, Vaughn, the world up with that shit. So niggas from 63rd in Chicago be mad as hell. Like, man, we need to, he went. Vaughn was talking about 63rd and King's Rides of Cottage Grove. Just that little strip where our opposite is at and shit like that. is so many other 63rd and other blocks type shit. You know what I'm saying? So it's like the shit, even Lil Zaynum, they shit, they over, they west a little bit, but they, I think they got 63rd on their shit too. They claim like 6300, right? Yeah, they got like 63rd on their shit too, but they, they like west, they a little ways away from us type shit.

2:31:11Like, they ain't out west, but they like southwest. We southeast, basically. I had that experience the first time we went to O Block where you're like looking at the GPS and it's like take a right on 63rd Street and you're kind of like, really? Was I lied to in all these songs? Yeah, no, so it's just that one strip. You're going to see when you get to 63rd and King Drive, you're going to see the difference in all the other 63rds. That shit is, yeah, it used to be way worse though. It used to be way worse, way worse. It used to be people up there 24-7, just people, crackheads, all type of shit, just all day.

2:31:44It was a restaurant that was open on the corner all day. All type of shit. But the war slowed people down from coming over there and shit like that. That liquor store, all that shit. That's what I was thinking with that Mellow Bucks shooting. Think about what a chilling effect that's going to have on any establishment thinking about doing any kind of event with a person who's in any way gang-related. That f***ed up a lot of shit because that was a lot of girl. You know what I'm saying? This ain't even no nigga. like I get she a female drill rapper in some cases like she don't just make all drill music but she is a female drill rapper she is from No Limit but how that look to them establishment nigga that's nigga they ain't gonna be booking no rappers no entertainment none of that shit none of that shit downtown no more yeah like they actually already shut down and I can just imagine that any other club that does that kind of thing hell no cause it's like then the niggas got away with the shit like no For now, yeah.

2:32:43Not a broadside thing to do with it. I mean, you know how that shit go. I don't never want jailing for nobody, but like molesters and shit like that, rapists and shit and shit. Free the killers. Right. I just can't sit and just be like, man, niggas deserve to go to jail. I can't just, you know, we go about shit a different way. So that's just jail. Jail is a terrible place to be. Yeah, jail ain't it. I just can't be like, yeah, nigga go to jail. Nah. That shit. Y 'all ever been to jail? Y 'all spent some time in a hole before? No. It's just you and your brain. It's just you and your brain in one book.

2:33:30They give you one book, you're going to read that book in probably that day. Whole book or in two days. And that's it. You get like two showers a week, one shower a week or some shit. When your rec time is like 40 minutes outside in a cage, inside of another cage, like by yourself. The shit's crazy. That shit is a, that's what I really been to. I be cool. I don't do a lot of shit I used to do. That last little stunt from 21 to 22. It's old. Yeah, I'm cool. It's old. I'm cool. Bro, that shit, that shit hurt it. Like, I was used to being in general population, TVs, we making all type of foods, hooches and shit, niggas sneaking drugs and weed and shit.

2:34:15Like, you really chilling out. You really, like, you know, they got TVs all out on the day room and shit. You can go outside, walk the track. Like, niggas got sneak little dice games and shit going on. You took the dice out the Monopoly board or some shit and all type. Like, bro, it was shit. It's like, it ain't a cool place, but it was like, it's like once you like i'm here and you adapt it be really smooth like especially in prison because you got time so you know like i go home a year or two years some shit like that now you're not working out you know i'm saying like you it's programs and shit they make you do classes at school and shit like it's all types it ain't like you just in jail you they got you doing shit and sometimes your stipulations be you gotta pass these classes to even think you gonna get a parole and go home type shit like they gave me a behavior class thinking for a change type shit because i just i got caught with phones and all type of shit so they like you was finna go home and you got your parole took and because you wanted to do some shit you could have did when you was at home so we think that you need to take this class so you can't go home until you finish this class so type shit like yeah so it's it's it's shit like they they niggas they got they let niggas leave and go to work like outside the jail like niggas that don't got no long time type of shit like it ain't super up they be really some jails be trying to help people go back into the world and be different and try to rehabilitate you so the ones that got money and that care about people like it be about the staff like and you got to think like a lot of them women that work in there they really be trying to help people and shit too like they be coming to how the niggas look at them and shit like that you know i'm saying but they be really trying to help a nigga and shit, them counselors and all that shit sometimes.

2:35:59I blame Chicago prisoners for some of the stuff that's going on in LA right now. I heard about that nasty ass shit. That's insane. You guys f*** this off, man. See, I've never witnessed none of that shit. I don't know what the f*** they got going on, bro. Why is you pulling a man's ass out at all? Carrot or no carrot. Like, this is supposed to be a fist fight. This is rape now. I molested this. And you're doing some of this freaky activity. What the f*** y 'all doing? Like, no. Then for somebody to, like, so you punched a nigga to sleep. Did you lubricate the car? Like, did you put... Like, it's like, that's...

2:36:41Bro, it's like, it's too much gay thought to that, bro. Like, that's not okay. That's not okay. You ever shitted somebody down or got somebody trying to shit you down? Hell no. I ain't got to do it all my time in Iowa. They don't have that technology yet. anytime I touch Cook County, my bitches was right there ready to bomb me out. I ain't making past bullpens. I'm a foul of here. I'm about to say, I sure ain't seen no shit Hunter Breezy. Joe. Yeah. They be leaking like a motherfucker. I sure haven't seen it. I wasn't in there. You know that? I wasn't in there. I got in trouble in Iowa. You know what I'm saying?

2:37:16I got a lot of mug shots and shit from Chicago, but how I used to work back then, now they got it to where you go to the county and you probably don't get a bond. So there's no bond. like it's the judge's discretion now type shit. You used to just go to the station. Like you know Chicago's so big they got so many police stations all through the city you will go to the station go and lock up and you can even do your little days in there or you can bond out from right there. That was always the case for me type shit. Like because I was always getting caught for drugs. Like I was always just serving.

2:37:45So drugs, drugs, drugs, drugs. And who the hell told you I stopped rapping to sell drugs? You know okay let me address this though. Let me address this. I think this was a tweet or a Facebook post that you'd made. And I feel like looking back, maybe you was joking, but I took it seriously where you said something like, man, I always be getting in the car with people and they talk about Breezy, when's the song dropping? If you don't shut up and buy these pounds. Oh, he really stopped rapping to sell pounds. That's where it came from. Oh, shit. I remember that shit. Because people online was taking that seriously.

2:38:16Like, I'm so sad that Breezy's back selling pounds or whatever it is. They took that shit dead serious. I was just talking shit, man. That was a good punchline. I was talking shit. But really, you know, we want to hear you making music, man. You know what I'm saying? We need you out here making, recording, all that stuff. I'm at that point. You in Mo right now, right? Yeah, yeah. Because it's like, I feel like, shit, like I said, it felt like 2015 again and shit. Like, bro, it just felt like shit going on. Me and my niggas, then we all back together and broadcasting it. It ain't like it's been together, but we broadcasting.

2:38:49So it's like, what other people think will happen. We brothers at the end of the day. Damn shit, we going to push this Team 600 shit. Bro, them already Trigger, Dot. They already been going crazy, like, keeping the shit going. So, nah, it's like I just got to get in there, go crazy. Tay got to get in there, go crazy. You know what I'm saying? Blast rap. You know what I'm saying? Even Manny and Inky D been rapping and shit. What are shorties at from 600? Like, what are y 'all ones at? They around. They around. Shout out to Lil Cap, Stu Wap, Lil Sia, my little brother. Like, they around. They're rapping, right?

2:39:22Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, they around. For sure, for sure. So who we need to tap into? Who the younger generation of 600 that rapping that we need to tap in with? Yeah, Stu Up. Stu Up. I think Stu Up the only one that got a lot of videos and shit out right now. Music, actually. Stu Up. They coming here. Stu Up. Stu Up. Stu Up. Yeah, yeah. But that's really my next thing, because you know what I'm saying? Niggas ain't getting no younger. You feel me? So by the time I'm 40, I got to have a label and be pushing these niggas all the way. Not even that. even 36 or something, I gotta be pushing these niggas and just be on some Yo Gotti, nothing shit, label shit, you know what I'm saying?

2:39:59Just like a rapper turned business man, boss with the shit and using what I got to put it into everybody else type shit. Like, with the pause for that shit sounding crazy. But, like, just my spotlight, my following, all that shit. Shine that light on them. Hell yeah. You got a date for when you finna drop? I know you said you're in music mode right now. Yeah, I don't even know, though, because it's like the tape done. Oh, yeah. Hell, yeah. You got a name for it? Art of War II. Art of War II. All right. I'm doing Art of War II because I'm back in Mississippi, back with Kale and Miz, you know. Shout out Markel, too, man.

2:40:39Yeah, yeah. They know. He's one of the greats. But, yeah, that shit's going to be crazy, though. Yeah, yeah, yeah. When I shoot from here, I've been out on Domo Frontal Friday, so I'm going to shoot to Chicago. and then shit, I'm going back to Mississippi, bro. So lock back in and get this shit going. Yeah. For sure. 600 Breezy. Thanks for coming through, man. You know that, my boys. Yeah, I'm glad you and that. Trap Lord got some FaceTime. Oh, yeah, for sure, man. It's all right. When you see, you're going to see, it's going to be love with a lot of people you see from Chicago. You might bump into some dickheads that might want, but amazing.

2:41:14No, I appreciate that, man. I'm trying to push whatever you got going on, man. We locked in now, so you know what I'm saying? It's love. or something. He's going to tap in with Buddha G also, I heard. Bring that young man to me, man. There's your celebrity boxing match. You got that. That's what the streets want to see. I'll take her and yell at the same time. Alright, I like it. Yo, 600 Breezy, appreciate you. Thank you, Trapel Ross and Remo. Everybody, like, comment, and subscribe. We out. Easy. Sold my car on Carvana. Amazing offer. Really? I hit 200 on the scratcher. Did the scratcher come to your house and hand you a check?

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